Where do i usually find that -ds.xml file or where do i have to create one?
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The -ds.xml file is usually in the deploy folder or in your application
package(Ex: .ear file).
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anonymous wrote : org.jboss.deployment.DeploymentException: Error: can't find
data source: java:/DB2ISIPDS; - nested t
| hrowable: (javax.naming.NameNotFoundException: DB2ISIPDS not bound)
Did you deploy your datasource (*-ds.xml file)? Usually you place this *-ds.xml
file in the deploy
Hi,
yes, i deployed the datasource. This is the content of the datasource.
my db2-service.xml
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
| !--
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| !-- ConnectionManager setup for default IBM DB2
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|
anonymous wrote : yes, i deployed the datasource. This is the content of the
datasource.
|
| my db2-service.xml
Actually, this is not how a datasource is deployed. You have to create a file
named *-ds.xml with a datasource element. See these for details:
On the current system where the jboss is running there is no -ds.xml (if i
looked right) file and its running fine.
I copied the whole directory including subdirectory to the new server. if there
is a -ds.xml file, it should be on the new system too.
where can i find this -ds.xml file?
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