> One trick I found that is getting me close is setting the > driver name to "jndi" (got that from the neo-datasource.xml), > but I am still getting an error. My next strategy is to just > directly call the java classes coldfusion uses internally. > Surely prone to problems down the line but I believe it is my > best bet.
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