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Connection Pool (couldn't find datasource)

 
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Dear,

I'm trying to use my application server connection pool trought Hibernate.

When i use hibernate without a connection pool, it works.
When i use my connection pool without hibernate, it works.
When i use my connection pool with hibernate, i've got the following error :


my web.xml :

my geronimo.xml

my hibernate.cfg.xml


I use a "HibernateUtil" class, the error appears at the following code line :


Could you please tell me what am I missing ?
I tryed X different configurations, always the same problem..
Thanks a lot !
 
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1. You might want to check JNDI naming conventions (in general and for geronimo).
2. Use Geronimo's Admin Interface to actually check under what name the JNDI object is bound. You can use that for looking up.

This Link might be helpful.
 
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I fixed it, thanks a lot anyway
 
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Can you post the solution please?
I'm guessing your JNDI URL was incorrect.
 
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David O'Meara wrote:Can you post the solution please?
I'm guessing your JNDI URL was incorrect.



You're right.
I had to specify a new dependency in my geronimo-web.xml using this synthax : <dep:artifactId>jdbc_oracleJndi</dep:artifact>
and then link it this way :


Hope it helps.
 
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