Curtis,
Would you check the data source name in your java code?
That datasource name should be the same as the one specified in the
deploy.properties file.
See following sample,
ejipt.jdbcSources=shop_database <== this is used in your jsp page.
#-----------------------------------------
#source data using odbc-jdbc bridge drivers
shop_database.ejipt.sourceDriverClassName=sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver
shop_database.ejipt.sourceURL=jdbc:odbc:DEV_SHOP <== this is the ODBC DSN.
shop_database.ejipt.sourceUser=[your_username]
shop_database.ejipt.sourcePassword=[your_password]
The sourceUser and sourcePassword are optional.
hope this helps
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SungWook
Compuware
-----Original Message-----
From: Curtis C. Layton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, March 12, 2001 9:28 AM
To: JRun-Talk
Subject: JDBC-ODBC Connection Problems
Hello everyone, I have recently installed JRun 3.0 Professsional SP2 on a NT
4 SP6 server running MDAC 2.5. I configured a datasource via ODBC and
connected through the JMC using the JDBC-ODBC bridge. The test function in
the JMC says it's connected properly, yet when I try to run a JSP page or
Servlet or anything i get an error saying it cannot find the
datasource.....anyone run into this problem or have insight?
Tia,
Curt
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Curtis C. Layton
Senior Web Applications Developer
Words In Progress Inc.
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