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Data Source Mayhem WAS 4
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| I apologize if this has been seen a hundred times before. I didn't see
anything
pertaining to my problem recently posted.
I'm having serious problems with some of my data sources. Oracle seems to
work
fine, but I have a PeopleSoft datasource giving me fits. First it said it
could not
find the class for the driver. Not a big problem, I just added the location
of the jar
to the classpath. Now it says it can't find javax.sql.DataSource, which
makes no sense
since that package should be built in to WAS.
Any hints from the experts out there?
thanks,
josh
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| If anyone else would ever be interested, I solved the problem by adding the
jars for the drivers and I had to add the j2ee.jar to the classpath. very
weird.
--josh
"josh" <jgold@woh.rr.com> wrote in message
news:c8dae2$6dq8$1@news.boulder.ibm.com...
> I apologize if this has been seen a hundred times before. I didn't see
> anything
> pertaining to my problem recently posted.
>
> I'm having serious problems with some of my data sources. Oracle seems to
> work
> fine, but I have a PeopleSoft datasource giving me fits. First it said it
> could not
> find the class for the driver. Not a big problem, I just added the
location
> of the jar
> to the classpath. Now it says it can't find javax.sql.DataSource, which
> makes no sense
> since that package should be built in to WAS.
>
> Any hints from the experts out there?
>
> thanks,
> josh
>
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