Test 12 c WLS data source...

I have properly configured the Datasources and focused it on the server. The servers are running, connection pool is very good, target data sources are fine. Yet, I don't see the list of servers in the source of data-> monitor-> test view.

In addition,

Service = server.getJDBCServiceRuntime)

DataSources = service.getJDBCDataSourceRuntimeMBeans () returns an empty list for the server as well... (there are several sources of individual data - in other words, no multi or Hellnation)

What Miss me?

Thank you

Well, he works today. A colleague told me that he could do with a change to the URL jdbc that had to be made. But we are not 100% sure if it was restarting or both... The problem is resolved. Thank you.

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## Detail 0 ##
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## Detail 0 ##
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----- Level 1: Detail 0 -----
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## Detail 0 ##
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   ----- Level 2: Detail 0 -----
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search form Web apps: how to retrieve the value of the data-source type field

Hello
My question is:
How can I retrieve the value of the source field of a web - app data-types when you insert the "form web search apps" on a web page.
I have a web application that contains fields from the data source of the type. These fields to recover the (data) value of the 'web app' - 'elements of the field' field of another web application.
When I insert the form
Web apps
Web apps-search form
Name of the Web application
It displays the fields with the field (ie. string, number) types other than type of field 'data source '.
(Note: in the mode 'model of list' module of data tags, the fields of the data source are visible).
What other (alternative) possibilities are there to create a search form?
Thanks for your help.
Kind regards
Carla

By chance, I came up with this workaround. Of course there are other methods to get your data from a web - app, but if you want to use the 'Web apps search form', it would be a workaround.

I noticed that the "Web apps entry form" contains all the fields of web applications for your web application (including the fields of the data source).

It is possible to add the fields to the form of the "Web apps entry form" in the «Web apps search form»

If you insert the "Web apps entry form" on a blank page, you will see all the fields in your web App including the "data source fields. The names of form fields contain something like.

Scope of the pool of connections data source WebLogic "maximum capacity".

Hello
I'm under WLS 10.3.6.0.
I would like to know what the 'Maximum Capactiy' setting for a data source connection pool applies to. Is by server, cluster, or on all servers?
I connect to an Oracle DB that limits concurrent connections to 3. I have put "Maxiumum capacity" to this value, but want to be sure that I will never create more than 3 simultaneous connections to the DB of my WLS cluster.
Thank you very much.

Hi, it's by the server, so a cluster of 10 servers would be to try up to 30 connections.

It seems that the best you could do is to have no more than 3 servers and have a 'pool' of

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Add a data source to cfm 11/Tomcat

It is possible to add a to the tomcat container jdbc data source runs an instance of CF 11? If so, is any documentation on how to do it?
Thanks in advance...

Ok. To answer your original question, yes it is possible to add a jdbc data source to the container tomcat running in ColdFusion. I will illustrate this by adding a PostgreSQL JDBC data source. Be aware that the following is experimental and, as far as I know, not documented elsewhere. Take notes that will help you, if necessary, to cancel the procedure and return the system to its original state.

The steps are:

1) download and install the latest version of PostgreSQL for your operating system database management system; make sure it is running. Write down the password you give to the server.

(2) download the driver JDBC41 of PostgreSQL, version 9.3 - 1102. It is the version that corresponds to Java 1.7 and 1.8, the versions of Java Virtual Machine from ColdFusion 11. The download is a JAR file. Copy it to the Tomcat lib directory located at {CF_HOME_DIRECTORY} \runtime\lib\.

3) you now add the driver details for the Tomcat configuration files, {CF_HOME_DIRECTORY}\runtime\conf\context.xml and {CF_HOME_DIRECTORY}\runtime\conf\web.xml. }} Make a backup of these files before continuing.

Open the context.xml file in a text editor and add the following element just before the last end tag:

Type = "javax. Sql.DataSource' driverClassName = "org.postgresql.Driver"

URL = "" jdbc:postgresql://127.0.0.1:5432 / booktown ' "

username = "cf_user" password = "cf_password" maxActive = "20" maxIdle = "10" maxWait = "-1" / >

Open the web.xml file in the text editor and add the following element just before the last end tag:

example of postgreSQL data source

JDBC/postgres

javax.sql.DataSource

Container

(4) the resource XML element points to the URL of the database of the booktown. I will now add this database and user for the PostgreSQL server.

Download booktown.sql. Use it to install the database of the booktown on the command line by running a PostgreSQL command as

psql-f /path/to/booktown.sql - U postgres template1

If it works without a hitch, then the booktown database will be installed. The user is initially the default superuser "postgres". Use it to connect on the command line:

psql - U postgres

It will ask you to enter the password, the one you threw down earlier. The command line begins with the command prompt:

Postgres = #.

Now, create another user, cf_user, also on the command line, corresponding to the resource XML element:

Postgres is # CREATE ROLE cf_user PASSWORD "cf_password" SUPERUSER CREATEDB CREATEROLE INHERIT LOGIN;.

(5) you have now completed setup. Restart ColdFusion.

To test, save the following code in a CFM file and run it.

username = "cf_user";

password = "cf_password";

classObj = CreateObject ("java", "java.lang.Class");

classObj.forName ("org.postgresql.Driver");

driverManager = CreateObject ("java", "java.sql.DriverManager");

connectionURL = "" jdbc:postgresql://127.0.0.1:5432 / booktown '; "

Conn = driverManager.GetConnection (connectionURL, username, Password);

myQuery = "" SELECT * FROM books ";"

preparedStatement = conn.prepareStatement (myQuery);

RS = PreparedStatement.executeQuery()) ();

While (RS. Next {}

WriteOutput (RS. "GetString ("title") &"
");

}

RS. Close();

Conn.Close ();

To cancel the procedure above, first stop ColdFusion. Then remove the jar from Tomcat lib direct and restore the context.xml and web.xml to their original state. You can also uninstall the PostgreSQL database management system.

Implementation of Open Data Source SQL for loading data

Hello
I've set up a system DSN odbc for Oracle database link I want to leave the interface and tested successfully (on odbc), but when I try to use the same in Open Sql Data Sources, so that it appears in the SQL data sources menu OK list I get all the data returned when I click "OK/recycling" - just the message - "unable to establish a connection to the SQL database server. Check the log for details
Can someone tell me where the journal is if I can get a clue as to why it breaks down, I assumed Essbase or ODBC, but can see nothing in the two?
Thank you
Robert.

You use the 'Data Direct Oracle Wire Protocol x.x', otherwise try with this driver.

Do not fill anything in the open field of connection on the right side of the window of 'SQL Data Sources '.

Make sure you enter a valid sql statement without "select."

Check the log of essbase applications.

See you soon

John

http://John-Goodwin.blogspot.com/

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