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Hi all
I have just started using Application Developer 4.0. I am having trouble connecting to our Oracle database.
(I use to be able to connect to it fine using Studio 4.0 & Application Server 3.5.)
The error I get is Project Cargo Bean: Invalid Oracle URL specified: OracleDataSource.makeURL.
I assume my Oracle URL is invalid but what is the correct format for Application Developer ?
My parameters are as follows:
Oracle JDBC Driver:
Name - OracleJDBCDriver
Description - Oracle Driver
Implementation Class Name - oracle.jdbc.pool.OracleConnectionPoolDataSource
URL Prefix - jdbc racle:thin
CLass path - D:\libs\classes12.jar
Data Source:
I specify the username, password and database's SID here along with the other default values.
Thanks very much
Aisling
 
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I managed to find the answer in another posting after I posted my question.
Ketan Khimani suggested defining a custom data source property named URL and set this to be the complete Oracle URL that you normally use to connect to the database:
oracle:jdbc:thin:@server ort:sid
and it works fine.
Thanks very much.
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