I pasted the full stacktrace issued by one failed ping in my first post on
this topic.
And I can connect to the database through a SQL client.
Actually, as I was saying, I don't think that the connection to the database
is the source of my problem. I'd rather bet on the connection to the JNDI
registry. Maybe the JNDI port is wrong? Is there a way to check this?
aldaris wrote:
>
> Is there some useful stacktrace in server.log? Could you copy the
> exception causes? Can you connect to the database using command line (if
> sybase has such)?
>
> 2009-12-01 10:57 keltezéssel, plecesne írta:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Back on my issue...
>>
>> Only my server is local ; my database is hosted remotely on "mydbserver"
>> so
>> I'm pretty sure of these options. I'm not sure of datasource name and
>> network protocol, but I've tried different values and I always have the
>> same
>> result.
>>
>> Actually, I think the server doesn't even manage to reach the jndi
>> registry
>> as, whatever my values are for the datasource classname and the
>> additional
>> properties, the exceptions remain unchanged : "Connection refused" when
>> doing a lookup on the registry...
>>
>> Has anyone an idea why my server couldn't reach the JNDI registry
>> (assuming
>> that this is the issue) ?
>>
>> Thank you all for your help.
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