I set properties for Derby in my setUpClass method as explained in the
"Configuring DataSources in Tests" documentation. When I run the tests, the
only thing I can see about my datasource in the output is a line similar to
what
I've pated in below. I do get notice that my EJB's loaded and can to a lookup
on the EJBs but not the DataSource. I'd try to do the lookup like so:
initialContext.lookup("MYDB").
I am not using JPA, so do not have a persistence.xml file. As I am embedding
things directly into the JUnit test class(es), it is my understanding I
shouldn't need any any other xml files either - like the openejb.xml or
jndi.properties, etc. Will I require a persistence.xml file just for my JUnit
tests? Hoping it's something easy you can point me to.
- Configuring Service(id=MYDB, type=Resource, provider-id=Default JDBC Database)
TIA
