Do you actually access the JNDI DataSource objects in any way other than through RDBMServices? If so is it from within the uPortal webapp or from another webapp?
-Eric William G. Thompson, Jr. wrote: > You might want to take this question to the user- list as well. RU > does makes extensive use of the JNDI configs for database pools for > other applications, but we could live with the change you are > proposing. > > Bill > > > On 10/8/07, Eric Dalquist <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Anyone have any thoughts on this? >> >> If I don't hear any reasons to keep the JNDI configs as the default way >> of doing things I'll be changing trunk to use commons-pool managed >> DataSources in the portal's application context. >> >> -Eric >> >> Eric Dalquist wrote: >> >>> The issue of where to put those darn JDBC drivers has come up a few >>> times in the last week or so on the -user list and has historically been >>> a bit of an issue. >>> >>> I would like to propose no longer using a JNDI configured DataSource by >>> default. With the consolidated Spring configuration I would like to >>> create a dataSourceContext.xml as a place to configure JDBC DataSource >>> objects. RDBMServices would be deprecated and re-worked to provide >>> access to the DataSource objects from the Spring context. As work >>> progresses to move more components into a Spring managed world they >>> could bypass RDBMServices and simply have the DataSource injected directly. >>> >>> -Eric >>> >>> >> > > >
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