This is rather frustrating, since your example is EXACTLY what I have in
place. It just refuses to work.
I have data pools working to mySQL, I just can't get this as400 connection
to pool.
May I ask one more question? Are you running your 4.1.12 off of an AS400
or some other server? My 4.1.12 is running off of an AS400.
Thanks for the advice,
Brian
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Sorry for the late reply
Firstly you have define your datasource for the application in the
context path. I believe this has to be defined for each and every
application. The following is one sample
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