Hello, Another route is to configure your database connection information via a DataSource in JNDI. Then your webapp just references the JNDI name (something like java:/comp/env/jdbc/OrderDS) and you can change it as you like outside the webapp.
Lookup JNDI DataSource in your weblogic docs to see more. Cheers, Chris On 9/26/07 12:56 PM, "Ashish Kulkarni" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi > I need some information about using ibatis in web application, i am using > sql maps for java. i have SqlMapConfig.xml and SqlMapConfig.properties file > under src folder, > SqlMapConfig.properties has database connection information, > > Now the question is when i create the war file, i do not know what database > it is going to connect, so normally i would install this war file and then > change the SqlMapConfig.properties file ( which is under WEB-INF\classes) > after installing it on application server. > > Is this the right way to do it, since i am having issues in doing so with > weblogic, > What is the standard practise, or do i have to create war file after i get > the database information, which will be very difficult. > > > Ashish
