o: Re: Smart DataSource management (WAS: Assigning a DataSource to
a Business Delegate on startup)
> Obviously, you can implement a "datasource management" sub-system
> (with a web front-end) in your application! But, why do you have to
> re-invent the wheel?
With a metaphore,
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> In fact I need to do something more.
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In fact I need to do something more.
Suppose that I want to distribute my application, and the destination
has
a different DBMS (w
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Business Delegate on startup)
In fact I need to do something more.
Suppose that I want to distribute my application, and the destination
has a diff
o know the url of the DB server. But you can set it using
> the Tomcat web amministration tool.
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> BR
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Sorry,
My assumption about your problem is different I guess...
Jitender Kumar C.V.
WHOOPS!!!
sorry wrong submit.
Thank you, I will check it out.
Ciao
Antonio
> org.apache.struts.config.DataSourceConfig holds a getKey() method that
> returns you the DataSource key underwhich the Datasource object is
stored
> in the servlet Context...just find it out and try making use of it...
>
org.apache.struts.config.DataSourceConfig holds a getKey() method that
> returns you the DataSource key underwhich the Datasource object is
stored
> in the servlet Context...just find it out and try making use of it...
>
> Thanks,
> Jitender Kumar C.V.
>
>
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you can set it using
the Tomcat web amministration tool.
BR
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Oggetto: Re: Assigning a DataSource to a Business Delegate on startup
> yo
org.apache.struts.config.DataSourceConfig holds a getKey() method that
returns you the DataSource key underwhich the Datasource object is stored
in the servlet Context...just find it out and try making use of it...
Thanks,
Jitender Kumar C.V.
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> > Hello there,
> > is there a way I can assign a DataSource to a singleton object (i.e. a
> >
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> > you can use JNDI to get a DataSource (if you use tomcat see tomcat
> > d
nt
to distribute my application? Do I have to configure Tomcat on the other
machine?
Ciao
Antonio Petrelli
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Oggetto: Assigning a DataSource to a Business Delegate on startup
Hello there,
is there a way I can assign a DataSource to a singleton object (i.e. a
Business Delegate) on startup? I know there is the "getDataSource"
protected method
Hello there,
is there a way I can assign a DataSource to a singleton object (i.e. a
Business Delegate) on startup?
I know there is the "getDataSource" protected method in Action, but I have
to pass the DataSource itself on each call of the delegate, or I have to
check whether it has been already pa
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