I have just done the same, but I don't create a new datasource outside
the container. When you run code outside the container you have to use
another hibernate.cfg.xml where you specify driver_class, url, username
and password.
My hibernate.cfg.xml (for use in Tomcat) looks like this:
java:com
Hibernate has been setup to use the data source provided by Tomcat.
There are some JUnit tests that need to be run on code segments/classes
that are not running inside the container. How can a Datasource and
java:comp/env/jdbc be create and setup for the application outside of
the container?
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refer that.
hth
dim
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Hibernate has been setup to use the data source provided by Tomcat.
There are some JUnit tests that need to be run on code segments/classes
that are not running inside the container. How can a Datasource and
java:comp/env/jdbc be create and setup for the application outside of
the container?
