Naming Exception while Jndi Lookup for DataSource

[Ravi Kiran Va]

Hi i am using Weblogic 11g

I had created a Datasource in it from Services/JDBC/DataSources and assigned it a name JNDIDataSource .


But from my jsp page when i am looking for it It is displaying as

Unable to resolve JNDIDataSource .

I had used differnt options like

1. Putting the properties and passing it to the InitailContext.

2. Used java:comp/env/JNDIDataSource , java:comp/JNDIDataSource .

But all in waste ,so please let me know where i am doing wrong .

(Sorry for my English Its very poor )

[Deepak Bala]

Browse your JNDI tree. This will tell you where the object is bound. Perhaps it was not bound at all ?

[Ravi Kiran Va]

Could you please tell me how can i found this ??

THanks in advance

[Pawel Nowacki]

In my Weblogic 10.3 I can look it up through console in web browser under Enviroment->Servers->Choose your server from the table and click its name->There is a link above table in general tab "View JNDI Tree".
I bet there are another ways to get it (some scripts for example) but this is quite fast.

[Ravi Kiran Va]

Hi ,

When i clicked on the View JNDI Tree Tab it is displaying nothing .

But i can see i have configured myDBPool under DataSources and its successfully done .

Please help me with what name i should look to the DataSource under Context.lookup??

[Renjan Thomas]

check the target of your datasource...whether it is properly targeted to the cluster or server whichever you have configured.

[Renjan Thomas]

check the target of your datasource...whether it is properly targetted to the cluster or server whichever you have configured.

I guess..it will be your datasource jndi name....

[Ravi Kiran Va]

hey Thomas ,

Thanks for your time , atlast it worked .

THank you very much .