in xxx-ds.xml,
under this line:
myHibernateSqlServerDB
add a new line:
false
That's all..
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The JBossJCA FAQ said "In JBoss-3.2.x you cannot, DataSources are not exposed
remotely. There is an implementation of this in JBoss4. I would not recommend this
anti-pattern", but how to do it in JBoss4.0.0? Someone said, to bind the datasource in
the global jndi namespace, but how to bind the d
And the answer is: you cannot access the DS from client...
So make a bean to handle it.
However, since the default behaviour for JAAS login modules is to make a direct query
on the DS it was AWFULLY strange that it didn't work. This isn't coherent at all,
please rectify this in the jaas modules.
I have the very same problem even if my code does something different. Server-side the
data source IS bound...
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Sorry, the error message should be "javax.naming.NameNotFoundException: mySqlServerDB
not bound"
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