Andy Bryant wrote:
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> If you are using JBoss2.2.2 or later, it seems they have added a little
> shortcut to doing this - you can add the jndi-name directly into the
> resource-ref tag and not worry about the resource-managers tag at all...
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> MyDB
> jav
One slight addition to Danch's suggestion...
> This should be:
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> MyDB
> MyOracleResource
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>
>
> >
> >
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> And here you need something like this
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> MyOracleResource
> java:/OracleDB
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>
If yo
There's one step you're missing - see below.
Also take a look in jboss.dtd - it's somewhat documented there.
-danch
Gregor Rayman wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I try to refactor a two tier application and as the first step
> I want to move the database access to stateless session beans.
>
> So I've
Hi all,
I try to refactor a two tier application and as the first step
I want to move the database access to stateless session beans.
So I've created a datasource called "java:/OracleDB" in JBoss
and I want to access it through the name "java:comp/env/MyDB"
from the bean's methods.
Unfortuna
