Why dont you just set the pool up normally, then use the
datasource.getConnection(String user, String Password) to connect as a named
user?
It's probably not the most efficient mechanism, but it should work. Assuming
your drivers support the mechanism.
Al
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>>>>> "HP" == Heikki Paajanen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
HP> Hi Is it possible to create DB pool without giving username and
HP> password beforehand ? So you can use DataSource connecting run
HP> time with some username and password...
HP> Or is there a way to do it without pool or direct jdbc code ?
I've never managed to get a mySQL connection pool going without having
to provide at least a password. I am not sure wether this is a bug or
a feature.
Maybe a different connection pool would provide such feature?
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