[JBoss-user] [Persistence CMP/JBoss] - Re: More than one datasource possible?

2004-11-18 Thread heapstor
We are using JBoss 3.2.x, and are currently connecting to two different 
databases in our EJB project. I believe that at JBoss 3.2.x only requires that 
the file containing your data sources be names as *-ds.xml. This file needs to 
be accessible from whereever your JBoss server scans for deployments. For 
example, we use the following mssql-ds.xml (for MS SQL Server), but again the 
name doesn't matter as long as it ends in -ds.xml:


  | datasources
  |   local-tx-datasource
  | jndi-nameMSSQLDS-WMS/jndi-name
  | 
connection-urljdbc:microsoft:sqlserver://10.0.0.20:1433;DatabaseName=WMS;SelectMethod=Cursor/connection-url
  | 
driver-classcom.microsoft.jdbc.sqlserver.SQLServerDriver/driver-class
  |   /local-tx-datasource
  | 
  |   local-tx-datasource
  | jndi-nameMSSQLDS-CUST/jndi-name
  | 
connection-urljdbc:microsoft:sqlserver://10.0.0.21:1433;DatabaseName=CUST;SelectMethod=Cursor/connection-url
  | 
driver-classcom.microsoft.jdbc.sqlserver.SQLServerDriver/driver-class
  |   /local-tx-datasource
  | /datasources
  | 

Note that our datasource declarations do not have username and password, but 
you can add those as well (we store username / password elsewhere).

Hope this helps.

Todd


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[JBoss-user] [Persistence CMP/JBoss] - Re: Transaction isolation on 3.2.x with CMT (not CMP) using

2004-11-18 Thread heapstor
Does anyone have any advice for me on my previous post? I guess I could have 
been imagining things, but I know there have been other posts about this 
problem. The posts I remember are older (stating that tx isolation levels could 
only be set at the data source level I believe).

Right now we are just using the database's default level (READ COMMITTED) but 
will need repeatable reads for a few EJB methods.

Thanks again.

Todd


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[JBoss-user] [Persistence CMP/JBoss] - Transaction isolation on 3.2.x with CMT (not CMP) using stra

2004-11-16 Thread heapstor
I need to be abe to declare per-method transaction isolation levels in JBoss 
3.2.x using container managed transactions but with bean managed persistence 
(we are using CMT but with a typical DAO pattern using JDBC under the covers).

I think I remember reading somewhere that starting with one of the 3.2.x 
releases the ability to declare transaction isolation levels per EJB method was 
made available, but I can't find any reference to it now.

Is this true or was I just dreaming? I have searched through the paid-for 
documentation, these forums, and the internet in general and can't seem to find 
an answer - so any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.








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