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David Pankros

2005-02-11, 8:48 pm

Did anyone ever find a resolution to this?

I have a similar problem, and I agree that it is a backend connectivity
problem. In short, I've installed the portal server on win2k3 with LDAP
(active driectory). Everything was working fine with Cloudscape until I
converted it over to use an existing DB2 instance on a linux server.
After following the steps that IBM laid out for setting up DB2, I now
get the "failed to load target servlet" when I try to access it and the
logs show this bizzare message:

2b63c188 DataSourceCon E DSRA8040I: Failed to connect to the DataSource.
Encountered : java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
javax/sql/ConnectionPoolDataSource

As normal, there are two WAS application servers defined, server1 and
WebSphere_Portal. I know DB2 is working correctly because if I test the
datasource connectivity from server1's admin console, everything works
fine. If I do the same test from WebSphere_Portal's admin console, it
throws the above errors (NoClassDefFoundError on the ConnectionPool).

Does anyone have any suggestions as far as what to look at to diagnose
this issue? I've been trying to compare the settings of the two servers
with no success (all the classpaths look reasonably similar, for
example). I even tried putting j2ee.jar in the bootstrap classpath on
WebSphere_Portal to see if I could force it to work. It wouldn't even
start in that configuration. :-)

Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks.

Dave


dbthomson@gov.pe.ca wrote:
> I believe that message indicates that DB2 not available for some reason.
> If Portal and DB2 are on the same machine make sure DB2 is started or if
> Portal is on a seperate machine make sure it can connect to the DB2
> server.
>
> ghayati_houda@yahoo.fr wrote:
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