David Wynter wrote:
Hi,

Can only assume a bug in sql jelly tags, as I have tried several ways
of setting the sql:setDataSource values, none work. It appears from
the responses so far (i.e. zero) no one knows enough about it to
support it. I'll report on what I find debugging it.

Hey man, it's christmas :)

Do you have tried to watch in debugging mode ?
Do you have tried same arguments in a classic jdbc retrieving ?
Which jelly version are you using ?
Try to display context var "javax.servlet.jsp.jstl.sql.dataSource" after datasource declaration, is it null ?


The second message is more serious to me. Are your sure driver is in classpath (I know, it looks stupid, but are you very sure ?)

First : Look at your namesapce declaration [line 1 : --> <j:jelly xmlns:j="http://www.blah.com/ns/jelly"; <---].
It must be <j:jelly xmlns:j="jelly:core">.
So for santa claus hacking try :
1 - to put exact namesapce declaration
2 - to look in debugging mode
3 - to run aside to get same job an old plain jdbc java code.


Don't worry be happy, jelly is a hard way, but "ca vaut le coup".
Give back exception trace stack.

Marc DeXeT





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