On Sep 5, 2008, at 8:51 AM, MichaelHaeublein wrote:
Lin Sun-2 wrote:
Hi, Since you picked 'Oracle Thin', you are using the generic tranql
wrapper.
Ah, ok... didn't know that.
But how do you specify the commitBeforeAutocommit=true?
If the admin console doesn't allow you to configure the
commitBeforeAutocommit property, you 'll have to save the plan before
the deploy and add the commitBeforeAutocommit=true in manually then
deploy it with the updated plan.
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I manually changed the value in the "ra.xml" located somewhere in
"repository\console\dbpool\FMDBPool\1.0\FMDBPool-1.0.rar"
That won't have any effect on the deployed pool. By the time you have
a car file (in this case the rar directory you are looking in) all the
config-property values have been serialized into binary
configuration. You need to change the value in the plan before you
deploy the plan or override it in a config.xml snippet.
Lin Sun-2 wrote:
I'd suggest you to pick 'Oracle Local' or 'Oracle XA' first, as these
are Oracle specific tranql wrapper and are supposed to take care of
setting commitBeforeAutocommit to true automatically for you.
I tried that, but thi asks for a lot of input I don't really know
what it's
asking for, or why it's asking for Server Name, Database Name etc
and for
the TNSNames entry as this entry provides all connection info? (btw a
TNSNames.ora file is not available on the server afaik)
I tried to configure the 'Oracle XA' with the information I got, but
the
result is that the client doesn't get RemoteAccess at all.
This Exception is thrown in the console on the client side, when I
use my
'Oracle XA' (which I think is configured wrong)
"java.lang.Exception: javax.naming.NameNotFoundException:
/AccessSessionBeanRemote does not exist in the system. Check that
the app
was successfully deployed."
Could you give some advice on configuring 'Oracle XA' or 'Oracle
Local',
i.e. what information is really needed and so on.
I thought all the info you need was easy to see in the url you gave
the driver, but perhaps someone who has non-zero oracle expertise can
help here.
thanks
david jencks
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