BTW, I had to remove the tags from all of the pom.xml that depended
upon tranql-parent and the tags in order for maven to find the correct
maven-rar-plugin. There is definately some repository confusion going on...?
Brian Gregory wrote:
>
> I would have hoped to not have to check out all of
BTW, I had to remove the tags from all of the pom.xml that depended
upon tranql-parent and the tags in order for maven to find the correct
maven-rar-plugin. There is definately some repository confusion going on...?
Brian Gregory wrote:
>
> I would have hoped to not have to check out all of
I would have hoped to not have to check out all of the tags and branches, but
this will work.
I'll let you know my progress...
Thanks.
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I imagine you have already discovered that due to sun's belief that
backwards compatibility is not relevant for jdbc, you have to compile
on jdk 1.5 or perhaps 1.4. I guess we are missing a compiler switch
somewhere.
I don't understand why you are seeing this problem with the maven-rar-
p
Another build problem when trying to build tranql-oracle-connector:
I'm not sure where this is defined - I cleaned out my repository just to
make sure.
BTW, What is the best way to structure what comes out of SVN to make sure it
builds properly? I had to check out all of the trunks separately.
[I
When attempting to build the latest tranql-connector from SVN:
(I'm using 1.6, could this be a problem? - I will be looking into it
further, but I wanted to let you know. BTW, is there a tranql specific forum
that we might continue this in? - or perhaps a new topic?)
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On Feb 12, 2008, at 12:35 PM, Brian Gregory wrote:
Ok, this might clear things up a bit:
yup:-)
// This needs to happen when a connection is pulled from the pool
// and before the connection is used.
// The "" could be pulled from the GeronimoUserPrincipal()
// in the current session
Ok, this might clear things up a bit:
// This needs to happen when a connection is pulled from the pool
// and before the connection is used.
// The "" could be pulled from the GeronimoUserPrincipal()
// in the current session (?) if available
java.util.Properties prop = new java.util.Prop
On Feb 12, 2008, at 11:29 AM, Brian Gregory wrote:
It's always pleasant to have ones hard work recognized and
acknowledged. Of course, documentation contributions for tranql
would be welcomed. For some reason the tranql contributors so far
have not seemed to feel the lack of documentation t
> It's always pleasant to have ones hard work recognized and
> acknowledged. Of course, documentation contributions for tranql
> would be welcomed. For some reason the tranql contributors so far
> have not seemed to feel the lack of documentation to be a serious
> impediment to their wo
On Feb 11, 2008, at 7:09 PM, Brian Gregory wrote:
I've done a little research since the last post and found that tranql
documentation is pretty much non-existent, not to mention the
project looks
mostly dead.
It's always pleasant to have ones hard work recognized and
acknowledged. Of c
I've done a little research since the last post and found that tranql
documentation is pretty much non-existent, not to mention the project looks
mostly dead.
Anyway, I have a custom LoginModule that with do the front-line
authentication straight from Oracle users and populate the principals as
On Feb 11, 2008, at 6:35 AM, Brian Gregory wrote:
1. Misconception on my part, what library is used for connection
pooling?
(Where is this is the docs?)
Dunno about docs. The basic implementation is in
https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/geronimo/components/txmanager/trunk/
geronimo-conne
1. Misconception on my part, what library is used for connection pooling?
(Where is this is the docs?)
2. Proxy session is another name for changing the user credentials on an
oracle connection. OracleConnection.openProxySession()
3. I'm not familiar with tranql. Can you point me to the documentat
Geronimo does not use dbcp, could you explain why you think it does?
Could you explain what proxy sessions do? There might be a simple
solution, but I have no idea what you are trying to achieve. For
instance if you are trying to change the authentication information
on an existing connec
I'm attempting to use proxy session w/ oracle and the built-in dbcp + openjpa
in geronimo but I'm hung up at the start. I've done this before with c3p0 +
hibernate but c3p0 has a ConnectionCustomizer class that allows you to
register for checkout and checkin events from the connection pool, thus
a
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