Oh well, I figured out. Assuming the database is represented by db
i.e. db is of type BasicDatabase.
String name = Monitor.getMonitor().getServiceName(db);
PersistentService ps = Monitor.getMonitor().getServiceType(db);
String fullName = ps.getCanonicalServiceName(name);
Properties prop = ps.getServiceProperties(fullName, (Properties)null);
and you have it!
Best Regards,
Sanket Sharma
On 8/17/06, Sanket Sharma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi
Can any one please help me out with a little issue?
What is the precise way of accessing a database's properties through
the code given a reference to a BasicDatabase Object?
I thought the following will do :
AccessFactory af = (AccessFactory)Monitor.findServiceModule(basicdb,
AccessFactory.MODULE);
if( af!=null) {
ContextService cs = ContextService.getFactory();
}
if(cs!=null){
ContextManager cm = cs.getCurrentContextManager();
}
if(cm!=null){
TransactionController tc = af.getTransaction(cm);
}
if(tc!=null){
Properties dbProperties = tc.getProperties();
tc.commit();
tc.destroy();
return (dbProperties.getProperty(attributeName));
}
However, the call to getCurrentContextManager returns a null value.
I've written this code inside my MBean Class. My guess is that this
code needs to be in the same "context" as the Database object. How do
I ensure that? Am I missing something?
Again, while updating the values using TransactionController's
methods, I face the same problem.
Can anyone please guide?
Best Regards,
Sanket
