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To use JBoss Portal with Oracle11g, please refer to this post (if you encounter
issues) -
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Ok, I am answering my own post, after trying out and finding the best approach
to go about.
(1) Do *NOT* use oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver for Driver Class. Please
*USE* this instead as clearly documented by Oracle Corporation -
| oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver
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as clearly documented b
No changes done to jboss-portal.sar/conf/hibernate/user/setup.txt
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Here's the last bit of info ...
| SQL> select object_type, count(object_type)
| 2 from user_objects
| 3 group by object_type;
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| OBJECT_TYPE COUNT(OBJECT_TYPE)
| --- --
| INDEX 134
| LOB
Thanks for info on location of the .cfg.xml files. The issue was in
portal-oracle-ds.xml. Having noticed there are two places to provide un/pw, I
eliminated the un/pw in the connection-url line. And that somehow triggered
the 'No such user admin' issue. Don't know how. Obviously this is som
Has anyone tried with Oracle11g?
What is the one to be used for Hibernate Dialect?
Environment:
- jdk1.6
- ojdbc6.jar
- JVM on one box
- Oracle11g on another box
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Third question -
3. In which xml/prop file can I change from Oracle9Dialect to Oracle10gDialect?
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Two questions -
1. Something to do with WARN for Oracle9Dialect?
2. Incremental Oracle Schema update issue? Do I need to drop the orcale user
cascade, and rerun, for systematic re-creation of the database objects,
including seed data?
Thanks
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Here's first stack trace from console -
| 16:15:08,111 INFO [JBossCachePersistenceManager]
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| ---
| 16:15:08,111 INFO [JBossCachePersistenceManager]
JBossCachePersistenceManager i
| s fully loaded.
| 16:15:08,111 INFO [JBossCachePer
"PeterJ" wrote : Looking more closely at the error, it appears that the CMS
code is having an issue with logging into the portal and loading the default
CMS content. It would use a username of admin.
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| Go into Oracle and do: select * from jbp_users;
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| You should get two rows - one
"PeterJ" wrote : anonymous wrote : --- MBeans waiting for other MBeans ---
| | ObjectName: jboss.ejb:service=EJBTimerService,persistencePolicy=database
| | State: CONFIGURED
| | I Depend On:
| | jboss.jca:service=DataSourceBinding,name=DefaultDS
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| Looks like you also removed
"PeterJ" wrote : I assume that you configured a *-ds.xml file to connect to
Oracle. What username and password did you provide in that file? Is it a valid
Oracle username and password?
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Yes, valid username/password created using sqlplus with all necessary
permissions -
1. CREAT
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Environment is -
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- jboss-portal-2.7.0.GA running on a Windows Vista box
- Oracle10g running on another box (Windows XP)
- jvm is jdk1.6.0_07
- ojdbc6.jar is in server/default/lib
- portal-oracle-ds.xml is only *-ds.xml file in server/default/deploy di
Just installed JBoss Portal on a box. It uses Oracle10g on another box.
server.log shows issues related to 'No such user admin'. Has anyone
encountered this before? If yes, may I know how to overcome this issue?
Thanks
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