I'm beginning to dive into JDO technology. One of the questions I have is, does JDO allow a JNDI datasource as a connection or you've to make direct connection to database using url/db driver combo etc?
I'd assume that if you plan to use BMP with JDO then you should be able to use a JNDI datasource (say, deployed in weblogic) with your JDO implementation.
Thanks.
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JDO and JNDI (3 messages)
- Posted by: aroman Roman
- Posted on: November 19 2003 20:27 EST
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- JDO and JNDI by Paul Strack on November 20 2003 07:50 EST
- JDO and JNDI by Race Condition on November 25 2003 17:21 EST
- JDO and JNDI by Erik Bengtson on November 28 2003 18:16 EST
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- Posted by: Paul Strack
- Posted on: November 20 2003 07:50 EST
- in response to aroman Roman
Most JDO products allow you to specific that your connection is retrieved either from a JNDI datasource or directly from a JDBC driver. -
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- Posted by: Race Condition
- Posted on: November 25 2003 17:21 EST
- in response to aroman Roman
Have you tried JNDO? -
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- Posted by: Erik Bengtson
- Posted on: November 28 2003 18:16 EST
- in response to aroman Roman
JPOX, an open source JDO implementation, provides a driver for using data sources.
If you are not using JPOX, you can just get the source for the JPOX driver and use adapt it to the implementation you prefer.
http://jpox.sf.net