1. How to setup JNDI for Sun App Server 8.2 stackoverflow.comhttp://localhost:8080/rtsclient/loginform.faces Url jnp://localhost:1099 Application Server Type jboss40 Datasource jdbc/ilogDataSource User rtsAdmin Password rtsAdmin The above is for jboss. Now i have deployed RTS onto Sun Application Server. And i want to ... |
2. Dynamic DataSource in Reporting Services report on the server (ServerReport) stackoverflow.comI looked through the web for some time now and can't find solution to my problem. I have a set of SSRS reports and 3 databases (same schema). I want to be ... |
3. Changing from command line Java to server based to take advantage of datasources coderanch.comHello This is probably really simple or impossible. I have an application written in Java SE which, to me, is a simple desktop application which connects to an oracle or sqlserver database. This all works and one of the paramaters I use to input switches to the appropriate database e.g. To run it I do: java -jar "D:\somefolder\Iwrauditmigration.jar useOracleArgument where useOracleArgument ... |
4. connecting to server DataSource using POJO. coderanch.com |
5. what are the all advantages of obtaning datasources via JNDI that is configured in J2ee server? coderanch.comWe obtain the datasoure via JNDI in production enviroment that is configured in application server. For dev environment we use DriverManagerDataSource from spring to obtain the datasource. My question is , I know we can use the same JNDI in dev environment too to obtain the datasource . I beleive that to get the datasource via JNDI in dev environment is ... |
6. Getting errors with my dataSource connection on the remote server... forums.oracle.comHi, I developed a jsp web app in netbeans. Then I loaded it to the remote server which uses a Tomcat. However, I got an error say; "Unable to get connection, DataSource invalid:" Yet it works alright on my PC. I have the META-IMF/ context set as; |
7. Can connect to JNDI data source in one server, but not another forums.oracle.comManaged to resolve this. There existed an old conf\Catalina\localhost\appName.xml file that didn't contain my JNDI entry. Apparently, this file takes precedence over the META-INF\context.xml file you've defined in your WAR. So, I had to delete this appName.xml file, and once I restarted tcServer it was recreated with all JNDI entries specified in my META-INF\context.xml file I'm not sure if there is ... |