[jboss-user] [JNDI and Naming] - Re: What is the exact correct way to make JBoss datasource J

[PeterJ]

anonymous wrote : Above example, could someone advises me why I have to add
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  | <use-java-context>false</use-java-context>	
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  | to make this config works?
The use-java-context setting determines where in the jndi tree the name appears. If this is true (the default), the the full name is "java:/jdbc/esoafds". If the value is false then the full name is "jdbc/esoafds".

Only apps deployed into the application server can see names in the "java:" context, so if you are using a remote client to access a name, it cannot appear there.  Thus you need use-java-context set to false.

In you second example, the web.xml, in combination with the jboss-web.xml, is saying that any time the app requests the name "jdbc/esoafds" to actually look at "java:jdbc/esoafds". But your ap is a Spring app and you are telling it the wrong name - try "jdbc/esoafds" instead.

Disclaimer: its been years since I used Spring and I don't know what funny things it does with JNDI names when looking things up, so you might have to play around with the names for a while.  Also, you should use jNDIView to see what names you really have. 


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