Re: [jBoss-User] Client Accessible DataSource Pool

2001-02-10 Thread Toby Allsopp
jBoss Monkey wrote: > If I create a database pool say "OracleDB" then it gets bound to > "java:/OracleDB", which means that this is accessible only within the > VM. And you can not make a jndi call from the client to lookup for > "java:OracleDB", you will always get "not bound" exception. > >

RE: [jBoss-User] Client Accessible DataSource Pool

2001-02-10 Thread Vincent Harcq
. Vincent. -Message d'origine- De : [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]De la part de [EMAIL PROTECTED] Envoye : samedi 10 fevrier 2001 15:26 A : jBoss Objet : Re: [jBoss-User] Client Accessible DataSource Pool put this in the jboss.xml file that goes in your jar file under MET

Re: [jBoss-User] Client Accessible DataSource Pool

2001-02-10 Thread TDSlusser
put this in the jboss.xml file that goes in your jar file under META-INF/jboss.xml. jdbc/myapp-db OracleDB then you can access it via a jndi lookup with "java:comp/env/jdbc/myapp-db" If you are calling this from a bean make sure to add a section in ejb-jar.xml for

[jBoss-User] Client Accessible DataSource Pool

2001-02-10 Thread jBoss Monkey
If I create a database pool say "OracleDB" then it gets bound to "java:/OracleDB", which means that this is accessible only within the VM. And you can not make a jndi call from the client to lookup for "java:OracleDB", you will always get "not bound" exception. Does someone has any idea if the