Mark,
Did you ever have any luck looking into this? I have
found that if I explicitly set the user and
password parameters for each database in WebSphere
(rather than using a container managed JAAS
authentication entry), I still get the error listed
below, however the database connections will
I've been running an application on WebSphere 5.0
(Linux) that uses the MySql Connector/J 3.10 to
connect to a MySql-max 4.0.15 database (also on
Linux). All was working fine, until I recently
installed WebSphere 5.1. Now my datasources
(configured exactly as before) no longer work -
WebSphere
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Tom O'Neil wrote:
I've been running an application on WebSphere 5.0
(Linux) that uses the MySql Connector/J 3.10 to
connect to a MySql-max 4.0.15 database (also on
Linux). All was working fine, until I recently
installed WebSphere 5.1. Now my
Mark,
I am using the
'com.mysql.jdbc.jdbc2.optional.MysqlConnectionPoolDataSource'
class, which worked fine in 5.0. I've done some
further debugging and figured out a way to get the
datasource to at least run. If I explicitly pass the
user and password parameters (along with
serverName,
