((DataContext)getObjectContext()).getParentDataDomain().getDefaultNode().getDataSource().getConnection();
There is a shortcut in 3.1 for the code above:
ServerRuntime runtime = ..
DataSource ds = runtime.getDataSource(mynode);
JNDI mentioned by Ari is an even better alternative.
Andrus
Thanks for the help friends.
El 31/10/2014 01:37, Andrus Adamchik and...@objectstyle.org escribió:
((DataContext)getObjectContext()).getParentDataDomain().getDefaultNode().getDataSource().getConnection();
There is a shortcut in 3.1 for the code above:
ServerRuntime runtime = ..
Hi René,
yes you can access a connection
e.g.
public static Connection getConnection() throws Exception {
return
((DataContext)getObjectContext()).getParentDataDomain().getDefaultNode().getDataSource().getConnection();
}
2014-10-31 3:30 GMT+01:00 René Aravena rene.arav...@gmail.com:
For many projects you'll put the database connection details into JNDI and have
Cayenne and anything else get it from there. Of course you might like to give
Jasper a read-only connection.
Alternatively we wrote a layer which has Jasper access the data model through
Cayenne. A bit of work, but
