Hi Sidart
The PassiveConnectionTestCase shows the usage of a config file only
to set the managedTx property together with a provided connection. I
also just committed a different variation of this test case to show
the usage of programmatic config, and not require a physical config
file, it would look like :
java.sql.Connection c = getConnection();
// Create config programmatically
ConfigHelper helper = new ConfigHelper();
helper.addConnectionInfo(null, false);
DAS das = DAS.FACTORY.createDAS(helper.getConfig(), c);
Let me know if this helps.
On 10/17/07, Sidart Kurias <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> With DAS it seems to me that I am unable to control
> the transaction managing state of the DAS except
> through the config file. Since I am passing in the
> connection through code, what I would like to do is
> also set the managedtx state to false and control the
> transactions myself, without needing the config file.
> Either that or perhaps, would it make sense to set the
> default state to externally managed for all externally
> provided connections?
>
> Thanks
> Sid
>
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