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JNDI-programatically set the password on datasource defined in the appcontext.xml

 
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Hi fellow ranchers,

for my project,i am using WAS 6.1.0.25 server.my application uses mybatis and spring3.x and struts 2 as well.

now i have configured the datasource on WAS and provided the datasource bean as below:


we cannot store the password in the App server(in WAS we can store it as a custom property). It is coming from a java application. PwdGen.java which has a method .I have to set the database pwd using this method. can i set it before i make the get connection() call? the problem here is that the datasource is injected in the application. so how can i handle this scenario ? How will i programmatically set the password on the datasource and make the datasource available for the entire application?


 
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i solved this problem by using my custom DataSourceAdapter. now the password is not stored anywhere in the custom property of the app server.
 
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