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I'm also interested in this topic but this thread seems to have died away.
Are there any way to programmatically configure new datasources in JBoss 4.0?
We also use Weblogic and it's JMX api to create connection pool and datasources
on demand without restarting the server.
It's all
We are getting into unbind issue very often with JBoss 4.0.2 and Postgres
8.0.3. Here is the log:
2005-11-04 08:12:02,033 INFO
[org.jboss.resource.connectionmanager.ConnectionFactoryBindingService]
(ScannerThread) Unbound connection factory for resource adapter for
ConnectionManager
We are migration from JBoss 3.2 to JBoss 4.02 for live production application.
Everything goes well, exception hot deployment seems break. It used to pick up
new datasource, now I got following error:
16:47:54,067 INFO [ConnectionFactoryBindingService] Unbound connection factory
for resource
OK, you are right. JBoss does hot-deply when *-ds.xml got modified. My
problem was that the default ScanPeriod=5000 in jboss-service.xml was too
large for the application, cause right after the datasource was defined in
*-ds.xml, it will be used almost immediately and 5 secs are too large.
Does the *-ds.xml file have to be brand new, or can it be existing? I created
the new datasource definitions in an existing mssql-ds.xml and the datasource
was not bound until we reboot JBoss.
So what you are suggesting is to create the new datasource definitions in brand
new *-ds.xml file,
It can be an existing datasource definition file unless you have hot deploy
disabled. In that case you would have to invoke the MainDeployer deploy method
passing in the url to the mssql-ds.xml.
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Write a *-ds.xml descriptor into the deploy directory.
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