Hi Scott You could use DAS on Tomcat (see companyWeb sample app) and in a plain old Java App (you could base on the jUnit tests we have, and could configure DAS manually or using a config.xml file), i have both working in my dev environment, but currently I'm using derby as my data repository. What i don't have, and was trying to get it up and running is a MySQL environment and access it trough a JNDI that is the environment you mentioned... I think i can have that working soon... In the meantime, I have found a good link that might give you some hints if this might be a configuration problem or not : http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-4.1-doc/jndi-datasource-examples-howto.html
- Luciano On 8/23/06, Scott Kurinskas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Perhaps I have a much more basic question. What runtime environments does the Data Access Service support? I thought I read somewhere that Axis and Tomcat were supported, but what about a plain 'ol Java application? For the use-case I'm trying to prove out, the DAS would be used within a pojo executing within a java process (5.0 jdk). To keep life simple, I'd first like to get a basic use-case working, using the DAS within a java app. What I cannot figure out is how to register the JNDI directory with the DAS/SDO/Tuscany runtime. For testing, I'm quite content to use a file-based directory and then migrate to something else. The problem I run into is that in DASImpl, it fails in the initializeConnection() operation as the call to InitialContext(env) fails. Thanks, Scott
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