I don't know if this might help you .... but you can interrogate the connection pool monitoring information via jmx.
This code code will print the max-pool-size and number of used connections for all connection pools in the appserver (there are loads more stuff you can pull from the MBeans) :
MBeanServerConnection conn = getMbeanServerConnection();
//search the jmx register for the specified beans
Set<ObjectInstance> connectorPoolSet = conn.queryMBeans(new ObjectName("*:type=jdbc-connection-pool,*"), null);
Map<String , ObjectName> configMap = new HashMap<String, ObjectName>();
Map<String , ObjectName> monitorMap = new HashMap<String, ObjectName>();
//get a map of each config & monitor object found for the search
for(ObjectInstance oi : connectorPoolSet) {
String name = oi.getObjectName().getKeyProperty("name");
//if the category of the mbean is config - put it in the config map - else if it is monitor
//place it in the monitor map.
String category = oi.getObjectName().getKeyProperty("category");
if("config".equalsIgnoreCase(category)) {
configMap.put(name, oi.getObjectName());
} else if("monitor".equalsIgnoreCase(category)){
monitorMap.put(name, oi.getObjectName());
}
}
//iterate the pairs of config & monitor mbeans found
for(String name : configMap.keySet()) {
ObjectName configObjectName = configMap.get(name);
ObjectName monitorObjectName = monitorMap.get(name);
if(monitorObjectName == null) {
//no monitor found - throw an exception or something
}
int maxPoolSizeVal = getAttributeValue(conn, configObjectName, "max-pool-size");
int connectionsInUse = getAttributeValue(conn, monitorObjectName, "numconnused-current");
System.out.println(name + " -> max-pool-size : " + maxPoolSizeVal);
System.out.println(name + " -> connections in use : " + connectionsInUse);
}