I am currently using AveConnects JDBC driver with JRUN 3.1. I've discovered
that when I use the JRUN Management Console to add a JDBC Data Source, when
I retrieve the datasource named Continental, using
<%
net.avenir.jdbcPool.JDBCDataSource dataSource1 =
(net.avenir.jdbcPool.JDBCDataSource)
ctx.lookup("java:comp/env/jdbc/Continental");
Connection connection = dataSource1.getConnection();
%>
that I do NOT get my driver's "custom" JDBCDataSource class, I get a
javax.sql.ConnectionPoolDataSource (or the base class that my driver's
JDBCDataSource class is derived from).
I would like to use some of the custom methods that AveConnect has included
with their driver, that go beyond the methods defined in the javax.sql.*
package. I can do this by creating my own servlet that implements my drivers
pooling mechanism. My problem is that I do NOT know how to "put" my own
servelet created datasource "into" JRUN's JNDI implementation, or even if I
can. I do NOT have the "full" version of JRUN, my client could only afford
to purchase the JSP/servlet container. Therefore, I do NOT have EJB's
enabled on my version of JRUN Server.
So my question is, does anyone know if I can create my own datasource, and
"put" it into JRUN's JNDI implementation, and thereby retrieve it using the
JNDI JSP tags that come in the JRUN tag library? And can this be done
without having JRUN enabled for EJB's?
Thanks in advance for any assistance
Celeste
-------------------------------------------------
JRUN's Implemenetation - EJB enabled versions only, or can I use the same
Initial Context Factory to "store" my "custom" datasource, and then
"retrieve" it using ctx.lookup()?
try {
final Properties properties = new Properties();
properties.setProperty(Context.INITIAL_CONTEXT_FACTORY,
"allaire.ejipt.ContextFactory");
properties.setProperty(Context.PROVIDER_URL,
"ejipt://" + _host +
":2323");
_context = new InitialContext(properties);
...
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