I just posted this link, but it seems to be called for again.

Step-by-step JBoss + MySQL configuration: 

http://www.ejbsolutions.com/products/obox/community/ch18.html 

Rod


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Subject: Re: [JBoss-user] run JBoss 3.0.3 with MySQL

On 2002.11.20 17:08:32 -0500 Joćo Clemente wrote:
> > > What do i need to do to run JBoss 3.0.3 with MySQL ?
> > 
> > To begin with, you need to read this  
> > <http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/jboss/ 
> > JBoss.3.0QuickStart.Draft3.pdf>.
> 
> I'm reading the quick start and I'm still confused... I've looked the
> example files under docs/examples/jca and found the mysql-service.xml.
> What I'm still not sure is: Do we really need to configure the
Security
> Domain? 
no.

I got messed up when reading the comments on that
> mysql-service.xml file.

Sorry its so confusing.  I should update all those docs, but it's not my
favorite activity.

> What I'm trying to do is to run ECPerf with the files from JBoss's
CVS,
> and I found a file that I think it needs to be deployed:
> 
> "ecperfdb-ds.xml"

that replaces a *-service.xml file in 3.2 and 4.  It won't work in
3.0.x.
> But, in that file, we see a datasource definition, a jndi name, a
> connection-url, username, passwd, ...
> The info included seems similar to the one inside the mbeans that are
> deployed through mysql-service.xml
> I think that this ecperfdb-ds should somehow refer to the mysql mbean,
> but I'm somehow lost in the middle:
> 
> a) If mysql-service mbean already define a connection string, why is
it
> needed here again?
> b) If mysql-service needs a JAAS security domain (where you define the
> user/pass) why do you have it here again? 
> 
> Maybe I only need to get mysql-service and use it naming the "jndi"
and
> "name" values to ECPerfDB ? 

yes.  I haven't looked at the quickstart in a while.  The examples are
set
up to use the default username and pw in the
ManagedConnectionFactoryProperties attribute, and you don't need to set
up
a login module.

david jencks
> -- 
> Joćo Pedro Clemente  -  jpcl (at) rnl ist utl pt
> " Why can't women put the toilet seat back up? "
> 
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