Let's put it simple:
You can't do it, forget it, stop trying, use beans or servlets for DB
access!!!
Burkhard
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From: "Frank Marx" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: RE: [JBoss-user] Datasource Lookup from a standalone client
> HI,
>
> so where has this Datasource to be bound that I can access it from a stand
> alone JAVA Client ?
>
> As far a I understand a datasource (which beans can access) would be bound
> to:
>
> java:comp/env/jdbc/DSource
>
> so how does this have to look like that a stand alone JAVA Client can
> access this Datasource ??
>
> Thanks,
>
> Frank Marx
>
>
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> You are reading the spec incorrectly. You can only access things from
> remote clients that are present in the Global jndi namespace (to get a
view
> of the namespace, use the jndiView mbean through http://localhost:8082 -
or
> whatever port you have it set on).
>
> You don't want to access the DataSource from a remote client - that would
> require the Connection object to be Serializable
>
> Alex
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> Version : JBoss-2.2.2
>
> I have defined a JDBC DataSource xxxx_pool and i can see that it is
> successfully bound as java:/xxxx_pool.
> [xxxx_pool] Starting
> [xxxx_pool] XA Connection pool xxxx_pool bound to java:/xxxx_pool
> [xxxx_pool] Started
>
> I have no problem accessing this datasource from within a Session Bean
> using
> Context ctx = new InitialContext();
> DataSource ds = ctx.lookup("java:/xxxx_pool");
>
> But when I try to access this datasource from a standalone java client, I
> am able to access the Context in the app server correctly and I am able to
> list the bound objects ( This tells me that my jndi.properties is at the
> right place and my client is able to connect to the App Server). But When
I
> do the lookup for DataSource, I get a NamingException with xxxx_pool not
> bound. From my understanding of the j2ee spec, I should be able to do this
> lookup. IS this a bug or am I not understanding the spec correctly. Also
> the Context.list doesnt list any of the datasources. It lists only the
> bounf EJB objects.
>
> Thanks
>
> Sekar
>
> P.S. I have dont the same type of client look up in 2 other commercial App
> Servers.
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