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Error while creating Datasource in Weblogic 9.2

 
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Hi

I have supplied all the connection pool parameters and all and in the last step of deploying the datasouce on a server in the targets section when I am getting the below error

Bean already exists: "weblogic.j2ee.descriptor.wl.JDBCPropertyBeanImpl@176f6ab6([sybasePool]/JDBCDriverParams/Properties/Properties[user])"

Could any one please suggest.

I already tried deleting the datasource and starting afresh, but I am still facing the problem
 
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It looks like you hit a bug where the server says the bean is undeployed, but its actually not. Check the JNDI tree to confirm this. Are you still able to see the data source ?
 
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If I check the datasource, I can find the one I created. However, when I try testing in monitoring section, I donot find the server on which the datasource has been deployed. Assuming all is well if I start using the application..it fails and says datasource doesnot exist

 
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However, when I try testing in monitoring section, I donot find the server on which the datasource has been deployed



Well thats weird. You did target the data source to the server right ?

Can you post screenshots of your monitoring section, the target section and the JNDI tree ?
 
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Like I said, the action failed when I had tried to deploy the datasource on the server. That is when the error occured that I reported.

I am trying to attach screenshots, but their size is large and zip files arent allowed. Neither attachments from my mail are allowed to outside the company
 
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