"chewbacca" wrote :
| When I use this code, IT DOESN'T WORK:
|
| <sql:setDataSource var="example" dataSource="java:/PostgresDS"/>
|
| <sql:query var="qryPosts" dataSource="${example}">
| SELECT postname, comments FROM public.posts
| </sql:query>
|
| I believe the problem is the way I have configured the data source on
JBoss. I probably have done something wrong, but I followinf the JBoss Getting
Started guide besides other resources.
|
|
Andre,
I dont have any experience with JSTL tags, but going by what a similar post
(http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=790011&messageID=9405859) says,
it looks like the way the tag is interpreting the datasource JNDI name. By
default, the JNDI name is bound to the java: namespace. If you want it to be
available in the java:/comp/env namespace of your application(so that it can be
used in the JSTL tag), then you will have to explicitly make a mention of
it(using the resource-ref element) in the web.xml and jboss-web.xml.
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