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Svetlin Zarev edited comment on TOMEE-2024 at 3/14/17 2:26 PM: --------------------------------------------------------------- I have created the JTA and NON-JTA data-sources, but it says that my JTA ds is not JTA and and then desides to create a new default ds. The same for the Non-JTA datasource. So instead of using my database I end up using the in-memory HSQL db. It printed something like adjusting <jta-data-source> from jdbc/MyDataSource to "Default JDBC Something" was (Author: svetlinzarev): I have created the JTA and NON-JTA data-sources, but it says that my JTA ds is not JTA and and then desides to create a new default ds. The same for the Non-JTA datasource. So instead of using my database I end up using the in-memory HSQL db. > Misleading log entries > ---------------------- > > Key: TOMEE-2024 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TOMEE-2024 > Project: TomEE > Issue Type: Bug > Affects Versions: 7.0.3, 7.0.4 > Reporter: Svetlin Zarev > Priority: Minor > > Assembler:1420-1454: > {code} > final String jtaWithJavaAndSlash = > replaceJavaAndSlash(unit.getJtaDataSource()); > for (final String potentialName : asList(prefix + > jtaWithJavaAndSlash, originalJtaDataSource, jtaWithJavaAndSlash)) { > if(potentialName == null) { > // If unit.getJtaDataSource() is null, one of the > potentialName is also null. > continue; > } > final ResourceInfo jtaInfo = > configFactory.getResourceInfo(potentialName); > if (jtaInfo != null) { > if > (!"false".equalsIgnoreCase(jtaInfo.properties.getProperty("JtaManaged")) // > don't test true since it can be missing > && (jtaInfo.types.contains("DataSource") || > jtaInfo.types.contains(DataSource.class.getName()))) { > jtaDataSourceId = jtaInfo.id; > break; > } else { > -----> logger.warning("Found matching datasource: " + > jtaInfo.id + " but this one is not a JTA datasource"); > } > } > } > final String nonJtaWithJavaAndSlash = > replaceJavaAndSlash(unit.getNonJtaDataSource()); > for (final String potentialName : asList(prefix + > nonJtaWithJavaAndSlash, originalNonJtaDataSource, nonJtaWithJavaAndSlash)) { > if(potentialName == null) { > // If unit.getNonJtaDataSource() is null, one of the > potentialName is also null. > continue; > } > final ResourceInfo info = > configFactory.getResourceInfo(potentialName); > if (info != null) { > if > (!"true".equalsIgnoreCase(info.properties.getProperty("JtaManaged")) > && (info.types.contains("DataSource") || > info.types.contains(DataSource.class.getName()))) { > nonJtaDataSourceId = info.id; > break; > } else { > -----> logger.warning("Found matching datasource: " + > info.id + " but this one is a JTA datasource"); > } > } > } > {code} > The two warnings are very misleading, because it prints that my JTA > data-source is NON JTA one, and my non-jta is jta data-source when my service > provider does not have "javax.sql.DataSource" in the "types" property. > Also IMO when I explicitly set the service provider it should not matter what > "types" it has in the service-jar.xml. -- This message was sent by Atlassian JIRA (v6.3.15#6346)