Ahh... Ok I got it working. I reverted back to all the bootstrap settings and
just added my datasource definition file to the bootstrap/deploy directory and
pointed my persistence.xml to my datasource and got it working.
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You don't need to replace the hqldb-sa.xml.
You can create an oracle data source, give it a unique name and let your
application refer to the new data source.
JBoss has examples of oracle data sources at ${JBOSS_HOME}/docs/examples/jca
you only need to copy it to the deploy folder and
My point was that JBoss AS uses hsqldb for some internal persistence stuff not
related to your app like Messaging. This shouldn't be the concern of your app...
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Not necessarily all the services the embedded container has to offer, just the
persistence part. It gives me more confidence in the unit test when I test
against oracle. When a dba applys changes adds/removes contraints/columns to
our oracle schema, I really don't want to have to sync up each
I'll hit up the embedded forums for further investigation.. Thanks for you
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Did you really want to make all the services the embedded container has use
oracle or just your app? Normally it would be just your app, and you would edit
persistence-test.xml to point to a different datasource, which you would
include on your classpath when running the test - I don't think
Topic should read as follows::
Problems Using Oracle datasource to run a Seam Test using TestNG
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