"utjazz" wrote : You could create an emtpy file:
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| try{
| File nf = new File("infilename.xml");
| FileWriter fw = new FileWriter(nf);
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| fw.write("where am i");
| fw.close();
Hi,
I have put a war in default/deploy in wich I hava a class that reads a xml file.
| Document doc = parseXmlFile("infilename.xml", false);
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where should I put the xml? What's the root of the server?
thanks
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Hi,
I have some doubts about the implementation of connection pooling using JBoss.
All I have to do it's to implement something like this?
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| Context ctx = new InitialContext();
| ds = (DataSource)ctx.lookup("java:" + db);
| synchronized (ds) {
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Found the solution in my java I had
| ds = (DataSource)ctx.lookup("java:comp/env" + db);
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and it was working fine for OracleDS
now I've tried
| ds = (DataSource)ctx.lookup("java:" + db);
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and it works for both :)
now I've a question about connection pooling but it's best to put
"lafr" wrote : You can put all your datasources into one oracle-ds.xml.
| The root tag datasources can have an unlimited number of
local-tx-datasource children.
I've done that now I have
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| OracleDS
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jdbc:oracle:thin:@192.165.12.200:1521:ded
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Hi,
I have several modules in my application , configuration module,
administration module, management module,... and each module has a different
user in Oracle.
So how do I reflect this in the oracle-ds.xml ?
I guess I cant have an oracle-ds.xml for each module in wich the only
difference w
