Yes, thank you! This worked (uninstall under J2EE connectors) and was
very easy to find out...
Sorry by very basic questions... I started to migrate apps to Geronimo
last night only, and terminology is pretty new to me (last time I worked
with J2EE was still in EJB 1.1 days).
But since last night to now, I already migrated 3 apps... 2 Simple MVC
and one complex mixed Java/.Net/Ajax app.
Three are working very well, thanks to help get on this list!
Richter
Aaron Mulder escreveu:
That's true right now -- though the console is a work in progress so
we can potentially add that feature. If you'd like to see it, please
enter a JIRA with type "improvement" and module "console" and version
"1.1".
http://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/BrowseProject.jspa?id=10220
In any case, for either DB or JMS resources, you can go to the
Applications/J2EE Connectors screen and pick "Uninstall" from there.
You'll have to figure out which module holds the database pool or
connection factory in question, but usually it's pretty clear (either
because you named it when you deployed it on the command line, or
because the name generated by the console is based on whatever you
named the database pool, etc.).
Aaron
On 1/22/06, Edson Carlos Ericksson Richter
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is not possible to delete database pool using DBPool portlet, neither
delete JMS connection factories using Services/JMS portlet.
Richter.
