While I agree with you %120 about the advisability of remotable
datasources, one of the implementation possibilities for an application
container the spec mentioned appeared to me (on a brief reading) to be
remotable datasources. Possibly this is the motivation for Weblogic's
implementation?? I
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> I consulted the j2ee-1_3-pfd3-spec.pdf which makes it quite clear that
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And if we had an Application Client Container it would remove any of my
complaints about the business of remotable datasources - they wouldn't
be remote anymore.
David Jencks wrote:
> Please state where your reference is from.
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> I consulted the j2ee-1_3-pfd3-spec.pdf which makes it quite cl
Please state where your reference is from.
I consulted the j2ee-1_3-pfd3-spec.pdf which makes it quite clear that
Application Clients for j2ee apps are running in an Application Client
Container providing various services, such as JDBC DataSource lookup. See
for instance section 9. Jboss is an
As much as I understand your explanation as to why JBoss doesnt support client lookup
of Datasource objects, Section 6.9 JNDI 1.2 requirements clearly states that "a J2EE
product must make available in the application specific namespace - EJBHome objects,
JTA User Transaction objects, JDBC API
Frank Marx wrote:
> Hi,
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> the question was why I cannot do it ? The question was not why I want to do
> this without using EJB,
> the challenge was to find out how can I use JNDI to do that from a
> standalone JAVA Client
> which accesses a JNDI Service.
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> But as far as I know now it is pos
not
bound to EJB.
Frank
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Hi,
(I am not a jndi expert, so some of
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and the standalone
client not.
Frank
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Let's put it simple
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> You are reading the spec incorrectly. You can only access things from
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Datasource ??
Thanks,
Frank Marx
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I have defined a JDBC DataSource _pool and i can see that it is successfully bound
as java:/_pool.
[_pool] Starting
[_pool] XA Connection pool _pool bound to java:/_pool
[_pool] Started
I have no problem accessing this datasource from within a
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