Gianny (and all),
I am having a problem in making cloudscape work. I think it's
rather my configuration with geronimo-ra.xml that is playing the
mischief. (Recap: I am trying to port the PetStore that was there on
WebLogic6.1 to Geronimo. WebLogic6.1 has it's own config.xml that has
a few ta
Hi,
Thanks for that Gianny. You made a lot of things clear and it's lot
better now. About that petstore thing, I am trying to do the same
thing.. so I have someone to ask in case I have doubts. BTW, which
database are you using? Is it the one that is there when I download
the binary (the Axion w
On 28/08/2004 10:51 PM, Sai Arunachalam wrote:
Hi,
Thanks a lot Gianny and Jeremy. I decided to download the
connector (TranQL) since Jeremy says that CMR support and the PK
problem can be solved easily as the low level things are already in
place. Now I tried to run maven, but it gives me the
Hi,
Thanks a lot Gianny and Jeremy. I decided to download the
connector (TranQL) since Jeremy says that CMR support and the PK
problem can be solved easily as the low level things are already in
place. Now I tried to run maven, but it gives me the following error:
Gianny Damour wrote:
- Standard compliant: you can use the JDBC resource adapter implemented
as part of the OpenEJB project. This is the mechanism that I am using as
it is "portable" to some extent.
You can also use the generic Connector that comes with TranQL
(http://cvs.tranql.codehaus.org/co
On 28/08/2004 4:42 AM, Sai Arunachalam wrote:
Hi,
What do I do to bind a JNDI Name to a datasource in Geronimo? I
have a couple of EJB modules that refer to the datasource using the
resource reference descriptor. In weblogic 6.1 there is a separate
file called config.xml alongwith each applicat
Hi,
What do I do to bind a JNDI Name to a datasource in Geronimo? I
have a couple of EJB modules that refer to the datasource using the
resource reference descriptor. In weblogic 6.1 there is a separate
file called config.xml alongwith each application that is deployed
which has various tags l
