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JBuilder 2005 and Howto Add a Datasource

 
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Guy Noir
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PostPosted: Wed May 25, 2005 12:48 pm    Post subject: JBuilder 2005 and Howto Add a Datasource Reply with quote



Hello. I am trying to develop a JDBC + Tomcat web appliction.

I need to add a datasource to my Tomcat configuration for use with my
database access.

Is there an easy way to do this in JBuilder? If not, can anyone point
me in the direction of a tutorial or info? I've googled it but I'm not
having much luck.

I did find a tool for JBuilder X for Datasources, but it only works
with Tomcat 4. I'm developing on Tomcat 5 and JBuilder 2005

Thanks much in advance!

-Aaron

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Zydoon
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PostPosted: Wed May 25, 2005 6:25 pm    Post subject: Re: JBuilder 2005 and Howto Add a Datasource Reply with quote



Guy,

I develop java web apps with tomcat, I just create a connection object,
and each time I execute an SQL query, i get the result back in a
ResultSet.

never used the datamodule or datasource in Jbuilder.

Of course, in the project properties, you need to add as 'Required
library' the JDBC library of you DB server.
Zydoon.

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Guy Noir
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PostPosted: Wed May 25, 2005 6:50 pm    Post subject: Re: JBuilder 2005 and Howto Add a Datasource Reply with quote



Yes, I have always just used a connection object as well. I'm trying to
move in another direction as far as enterprise apps, etc and trying to
learn JNDI and such. I think I may have found a helpful document, going
to try it out as soon as I get time.

Thanks
-Aaron

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