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How to access DataSource in Java Files
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Gaurav Kshatriya
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Hi
I want to know when we configure a datasource in websphere. How do we actually access this datasource in our java code. Please Help....
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Thanks
Gaurav.... Cheers.... 
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Jeanne Boyarsky
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By looking it up from the JNDI if your code is called by a servlet/ejb. If not, you would have to use an application client.
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Gaurav Kshatriya
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Hi Jeanne
Thank you for the help. Actually i am working on a servlet based application. Its a huge application so there are a lot of files. I have tried a lot but i was not able to get from where it looks up the for the datasource configured in Websphere. I will try to debug according to your advice. Any more pointers will be helpful. 
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Deepak Pant
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You can look in web.xml file for any JDBC resource references. Then use a text editor like Notepad++ to findout usage of resource reference in your Java files.
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Gaurav Kshatriya
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Deepak Pant wrote:You can look in web.xml file for any JDBC resource references. Then use a text editor like Notepad++ to findout usage of resource reference in your Java files.
Hi Deepak
Thanks for the information. I tried diggin in web.xml. What i understood is like, i found out a servlet in web.xml. In that servlet JNDI lookup is performed. Is this rite ??
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