Re: Oracle Data Source Config

[Austin Lowry]

I've tried something simillar to this too. JNDI seemed like the best 
place to reference it to me, since I already had a class to retrieve 
connections from the Weblogic pool in place. It turned out that while I 
could place the OracleConnectionPoolDataSource in JNDI, what I need to 
do is put the entire pool there, but the OracleConnectionCacheImpl 
object is not serializable, and therefore throws a 
java.io.NotSerializableException when I try to put it in JNDI. Unless 
anyone else has any ideas, I guess I'm stuck with the servel context. 
Thanks.

David Graham wrote:

This introduces another problem in that I will have to pass the 
connection to my business objects from my action classes, but I think 
it will work. Any ideas are welcome. Thanks.


You can either put the DataSource in JNDI for your business objects to 
look up or pass the DataSource into the business layer directly.  
There's no reason to pass Connection objects into the business layer.

David

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