[Moving this to users alias]
> Hi Binod, pls see inline...
>
> Binod wrote:
>
>>> ...
>>>
>>> Binod wrote:
>>>
>>>> ....
>>>>
>>>>> - And where are those specified RA properties values stored (I
>>>>> cannot find them in domain.xml, or the ra.xml of the deployed
>>>>> "genericra" j2ee-module) ?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> domain.xml.
>>>
>>>
>>> Fyi attached domain.xml after deploying genericRA where I cannot
>>> find properties for
>>> "ConnectionFactoryClassName=com.sun.messaging.ConnectionFactory" etc.
>>> (e.g. searching for the string "com.sun.messaging" returns nothing) ??
>>
>>
>> <resource-adapter-config object-type="user"
>> resource-adapter-name="genericra"/>
>>
>> You seem to have an empty config...
>
>
> If that's the case, I should be able to just delete and re-create the
> connector-connection-pool with the RA properties instead of delete and
> create the resource-adapter-config, as anyway we shall be override
> those properties in create-connector-connection-pool command.
Unless I know, how did this configuration come up, I cant comment. I am
not sure, if the steps are followed correctly.
>
> But in the user guide, actually, the RA properties are registered (and
> bound?) with create-resource-adapter-config instead of
> create-connector-connection-pool --properties .....
>
> Am I correct? Thanks.
create-resource-adapter-config :: It creates the RA properties (they are
not bound) but set on the RA javabean. There is just one
resource-adapter-config per RA deployment.
create-connector-connection-pool:: It creates an MCF and set all the
properties. Apart from these properties, it also inherits properties of
the RA javabean. Multiple pools can
be created for one resource adapter deployment.
create-connector-resource:: This is the jndi object. eg:
java.jms.ConnectionFactory. There can be multiple connector-resources
per pool.
The userguide shows the simplest scenario, where all the properties are
specified in RA level. So, there is nothing to override in the
connection-pool level.
- Binod.
>
>> Delete the domain, create it. And then execute the command/commands.
>> If they dont work, send me the command history and domain.xml
>>
>> - Binod
>> [They do work... Many people are using it]
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