You could always find some vendor specific class and try
Class.forName("vendorClass"). If you get an exception this would mean
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Chester Chen wrote:
Hi, Is there a way to find out the type of application server for example: Weblogic, JBOSS or Web Server, at runtime from code ?
Some sort of Application Server Metadata will help.
I am adding LOB support for Application Server. As the weblogic needs special JDBC Oralce extension for Oralce Thin driver (for retrieving LOB) , I need to cast the proper class at run time for different application Servers.
Any suggestions ?
Also, an related question: Does JBOSS or WebSphere need JDBC extensions for Oracle Thin Driver ? Some example or some pointers are appreciated
Thanks
Chester
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