Using the same JNDI-Name for different applications
Posted by eichelgartenweg on 11:24 AM with No comments
Sometimes its nessesary to install the same application twice on one application server cell (or even node).
If this applications are using the same JNDI-Name (like jdbc/LiferayPool) but another Database, you can separate these resource-declarations with the Scope-option in WebSphere.
Problem description:
Assumption:
The Applications are installed on different application servers (JVMs).
1. Go to Resources > JDBC > Data sources
2. Select the application server (JVM) on which for the jdbc-resource corresponding application is installed.
3. Click New to create the JDBC-Resource under this Scope.
4. Repeat this step for the other JDBC-Resource (select the application server of the other application).
Result description
This option is useful for applications like Liferay.
If this applications are using the same JNDI-Name (like jdbc/LiferayPool) but another Database, you can separate these resource-declarations with the Scope-option in WebSphere.
Problem description:
Assumption:
The Applications are installed on different application servers (JVMs).
1. Go to Resources > JDBC > Data sources
2. Select the application server (JVM) on which for the jdbc-resource corresponding application is installed.
3. Click New to create the JDBC-Resource under this Scope.4. Repeat this step for the other JDBC-Resource (select the application server of the other application).
Result description
This option is useful for applications like Liferay.
Categories: applications, Data sources, Database, JDBC, jdbc/LiferayPool, JNDI, Liferay, Resource, Scope, WebSphere
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