Terry,
What is the path of your database mapping file? I was using
"/com/opendemand/jdo/database.xml", and this file is located in a jar file
under WEB-INF/lib.
Steve
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> We are using WAS 4.x.. If both the config files are in the same directory
> as the class that is loading the JDO you should have no problem. Assuming
> your initialization code looks like this from the examples?
>
>
> _mapping = new Mapping( getClass().getClassLoader() );
> _mapping.setLogWriter( writer );
> _mapping.loadMapping( getClass().getResource( MappingFile ) );
>
> _jdo = new JDO();
> _jdo.setLogWriter( writer );
> _jdo.setClassLoader(getClass().getClassLoader());
> _jdo.setConfiguration( getClass().getResource( DatabaseFile
> ).toString() );
> _jdo.setDatabaseName( "test" );
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> "Stephen Ince"
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Websphere and Castor configuration
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> Is anyone using castor (9.4.*) in websphere ? What is your mapping
> configuration? My mapping.xml and database.xml files are in the same
> directory. I am having difficulty with the following configuration.
>
> <database name="ods" engine="db2">
> <jndi name="java:comp/env/jdbc/ods"/>
> <mapping href="mapping.xml"/>
> </database>
>
> It can't find my mapping.xml file. Is it possible for the href argument to
> be a url that uses the classloader. I am picking the database.xml but not
> mapping.xml
>
> Steve
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