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Using OracleOCIConnectionPool in WebLogic 6.1
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Bob Runstein
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Joined: May 21, 2002
Posts: 6
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I need to configure an OracleOCIConnectionPool so that I can use the OracleOCIConnectionPool.getProxyConnection method to have the connection act on behalf of a user other than the one used to open the connections in the pool. I also need these connections to support container managed EJB transactions, so the pool needs to be registered with WebLogic so the EJB container can access the connections.
I can create the pool in the WebLogic console and configure a datasource for it, but the datasource returns only the connection, not the OracleOCIConnectionPool which is required to set a different user context for the connection.
I can create the pool in code, but then how do I register it with WebLogic so I can use container managed transactions?
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Chris Mathews
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Joined: Jul 18, 2001
Posts: 2712
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I don't think this is possible in WebLogic. In order to participate in a CMT or a distributed transaction WebLogic requires the source to be a TxDatasource. Unfortunately a TxDatasource can only be backed by a WebLogic ConnectionPool. You can use the Oracle JDBC Driver, but I don't think you can take advantage of Oracle's OracleOCIConnectionPool.
Again, I don't think it is possible but I am not 100% sure. Contact BEA Support and see what kind of information they give you. Be sure to post back when you get the answer.
[ February 13, 2003: Message edited by: Chris Mathews ]
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