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16 Managing JDBC Connectivity
16-8 Administration Guide
The following table describes how to use these objects in local and distributed
transactions:
Note: For distributed transactions, use an XA-compliant driver, such as the
WebLogic jDriver for Oracle/XA, which is the XA compliant version of the
WebLogic jDriver for Oracle.
When to Use a Tx Data Source
If your applications or environment meet any of the following criteria, you should use
a Tx Data Source instead of a Data Source:
Table 16-1 Summary of JDBC Configuration Guidelines
Descriptio
n/Object
Local Transactions Distributed
Transactions
XA Driver
Distributed
Transactions
Non-XA Driver
JDBC driver n WebLogic jDriver
for Oracle, Microsoft
SQL Server, and
Informix.
n Compliant
third-party drivers.
n WebLogic
jDriver for
Oracle/XA.
n Compliant
third-party
drivers.
n WebLogic jDriver for
Oracle, Microsoft
SQL Server, and
Informix.
n Compliant third-party
drivers.
Data Source Data Source object
recommended. (If there is
no Data Source, use the
JDBC API.)
Tx Data Source
required.
Tx Data Source required.
Set
enable two-phase
commit=true
if more
than one resource. See
“Configuring Non-XA
JDBC Drivers for
Distributed Transactions”
on page 16-20.
Connection
Pool
Requires Data Source
object when configuring
in the Administration
Console.
Requires TXData
Source.
Requires TXData Source.
MultiPool Connection Pool and
Data Source required.
Requires TXData
Source.
Requires TXData Source.
- BEA WebLogic 1
- Copyright 2
- Restricted Rights Legend 2
- Trademarks or Service Marks 2
- Contents 3
- 3. Node Manager 4
- 7. Deploying Applications 6
- Plug-In (NSAPI) 9
- 14.Managing Security 10
- 16.Managing JDBC Connectivity 11
- 15.Managing Transactions 11
- 17.Managing JMS 13
- 19.Managing JNDI 14
- About This Document 21
- Audience 23
- How to Print the Document 23
- Contact Us! 24
- Documentation Conventions 24
- Administration Guide xxv 25
- Convention Usage 25
- 1 Overview of WebLogic 27
- Managed Servers 28
- /config 29
- Administration Console 30
- Administration Guide 1-7 33
- Creating a New Domain 34
- 2 Starting and Stopping 37
- Startup Messages 38
- Start Menu 40
- Windows Service 41
- Command Line 42
- Setting the Classpath Option 46
- A Server’s Root Directory 47
- Servers are Running 49
- Server Startup Process 51
- Run the Installation Script 68
- Administration Guide 2-35 71
- 2-36 Administration Guide 72
- 3 Node Manager 73
- Node Manager Logs 74
- Overview of Node Manager 75
- Setting Up Node Manager 76
- Protocol 77
- Setting Up the Environment 84
- Setting the Classpath 85
- Starting the Node Manager 85
- Classpath Option 87
- Managed Server 89
- 4 Configuring WebLogic 93
- 4-4 Administration Guide 96
- Config.XML file 98
- Server Configuration Tasks 101
- Cluster Configuration Tasks 102
- 4-12 Administration Guide 104
- 5 Monitoring a WebLogic 105
- Monitoring Servers 106
- 6 Using Log Messages to 109
- Overview of Logging Subsystem 111
- Local Server Log Files 112
- Client Logging 114
- Log File Format 114
- Message Attributes 115
- Message Catalog 116
- Message Severity 117
- Browsing Log Files 118
- Creating Domain Log Filters 119
- 6-12 Administration Guide 120
- 7 Deploying 121
- Deploy Applications 122
- 7 Deploying Applications 124
- Deployment Order 126
- Auto-Deployment 127
- Directory Format 129
- Applications 129
- 8 Configuring WebLogic 131
- Overview 132
- HTTP Parameters 132
- 8-4 Administration Guide 134
- Configuring the Listen Port 135
- Web Applications 135
- 400 error message 136
- Configuring Virtual Hosting 138
- Setting Up a Virtual Host 139
- Requests 141
- Setting Up HTTP Access Logs 144
- Common Log Format 146
- Creating the Fields Directive 148
- Supported Field identifiers 148
- method 152
- Tunneling 155
- (Windows Only) 157
- 8-28 Administration Guide 158
- 9 Proxying Requests to 159
- Proxy Servlet 162
- 9-6 Administration Guide 164
- 10Proxying Requests to a 165
- Sample Deployment Descriptors 169
- 10-6 Administration Guide 170
- 10-10 Administration Guide 174
- Parameter in WLS 174
- 6.1 SP02 and Later 174
- Usage Deprecated 174
- Equivalent 174
- 10-12 Administration Guide 176
- Verifying Your Configuration 177
- 11 Installing and 179
- Certifications 181
- .so) for use on Solaris 182
- Standard Apache 187
- Version 1.3.x 187
- Plug-In 188
- Editing the httpd.conf File 189
- Location block proxies all 190
- Plug-In and WebLogic Server 193
- Administration Guide 11-17 195
- Failover 196
- The Dynamic Server List 197
- 11-20 Administration Guide 198
- Sample Configuration Files 199
- 11-22 Administration Guide 200
- With a Single IP Address 201
- 11-24 Administration Guide 202
- 12 Installing and 203
- Information Server Plug-In 204
- Platform Support 205
- iisproxy.dll file 206
- DefaultFileName parameter to 208
- Creating ACLs through IIS 210
- Sample iisproxy.ini File 211
- Configuring SSL 212
- Testing the Installation 215
- 12-16 Administration Guide 218
- 13 Installing and 219
- Server Plug-In 220
- Enterprise Server Plug-In 221
- → Mime Types, and 222
- Modifying the obj.conf File 223
- 13-14 Administration Guide 232
- WebLogic Cluster) 234
- Administration Guide 13-17 235
- Cluster) 236
- Administration Guide 13-19 237
- 13-20 Administration Guide 238
- 14Managing Security 239
- 14 Managing Security 240
- Changing the System Password 241
- Specifying a Security Realm 243
- Configuring the Caching Realm 245
- Migrating Security Realms 276
- Defining Users 277
- Defining Groups 280
- Defining ACLs 281
- Configuring the SSL Protocol 284
- Using PKCS#7 Files 295
- 1 65537 211 297
- 1 max Integer.MAX_VALUE 600 297
- Protecting Passwords 298
- Installing an Audit Provider 301
- Party or User-Written Classes 305
- APP_PW, USER_AUTH, ACL, or 309
- MANDATORY_ACL 309
- SSL Certificate Validation 311
- Checking Certificate Chains 316
- 15Managing Transactions 319
- Configuring Transactions 320
- Transactions 322
- 15 Managing Transactions 324
- 16Managing JDBC 327
- About the JDBC API 328
- Related Information 329
- Sources, and MultiPools 330
- Connection Pools 331
- MultiPools 332
- Data Sources 332
- DataSources 333
- 16 Managing JDBC Connectivity 334
- Name Attribute Value 343
- JNDIName 343
- PoolName 343
- Non-XA Driver/Single Resource 347
- Only One Non-XA Participant 349
- JDBC Configuration 350
- Creating the JDBC Objects 351
- Assign the JDBC Objects 351
- Create a dynamic 355
- Connection Pool 355
- Programming WebLogic JDBC 355
- DISABLE_POOL 357
- ENABLE_POOL 357
- DESTROY_POOL 357
- Statement Cache 358
- 17Managing JMS 363
- Configuring JMS 364
- 17 Managing JMS 366
- Configuring JMS Servers 369
- Configuring Destinations 372
- Configuring JMS Templates 373
- Configuring Destination Keys 374
- Configuring Stores 374
- Configuring Session Pools 378
- Monitoring JMS 379
- Tuning JMS 380
- Persistent Stores 381
- Using Message Paging 381
- Programming Considerations 395
- 18Using the WebLogic 397
- 18-4 Administration Guide 400
- Adapter JNDI Name Description 400
- → Applications option 401
- 18-8 Administration Guide 404
- Attribute Description 404
- 18-10 Administration Guide 406
- Administration Guide 18-13 409
- 18-14 Administration Guide 410
- weblogic.jms.extensions 410
- → Advanced tab 415
- Release 6.1 or Later Domain 416
- WL60_HOME\lib\weblogic60.jar 417
- Provider 419
- 18-24 Administration Guide 420
- Managing a Messaging Bridge 421
- 19Managing JNDI 423
- Viewing the JNDI Tree 424
- Administration Guide 19-3 425
- 19 Managing JNDI 426
- 20Managing the 427
- Architecture 428
- .rar file or a directory 430
- Monitoring 432
- Deleting a Connector 432
- Descriptors 433
- 21Managing WebLogic 435
- Updating a License 436
- A Using the WebLogic 437
- AppletArchiver 438
- ClientDeployer 439
- A-4 Administration Guide 440
- Argument Description 440
- Administration Guide A-5 441
- Argument Definition 441
- A-6 Administration Guide 442
- Other Required Arguments 444
- Administration Guide A-9 445
- Option Definition 445
- Examples 446
- Administration Guide A-13 449
- MulticastTest 451
- A-16 Administration Guide 452
- Administration Guide A-17 453
- A-18 Administration Guide 454
- A-20 Administration Guide 456
- Administration Guide A-21 457
- A-22 Administration Guide 458
- Administration Guide A-23 459
- verboseToZip 460
- UNIX Example 460
- NT Example 460
- Administration Guide A-25 461
- Example of Windows NT Output 463
- A-28 Administration Guide 464
- B WebLogic Server 465
- Before You Begin 466
- Reference 470
- Administration Guide B-7 471
- Task Command Description 471
- B-8 Administration Guide 472
- CANCEL_SHUTDOWN 473
- Example 473
- LICENSES 476
- , javax 477
- Optional. Number of pings 479
- SERVERLOG 480
- SHUTDOWN 481
- STOREUSERCONFIG 482
- Administration Guide B-19 483
- and -userkeyfile key-file 485
- -userkeyfile key-file 485
- THREAD_DUMP 488
- B-28 Administration Guide 492
- CREATE_POOL 493
- B-30 Administration Guide 494
- Administration Guide B-31 495
- EXISTS_POOL 499
- RESET_POOL 500
- Mbean name 503
- Administration Guide B-41 505
- B-44 Administration Guide 508
- C WebLogic SNMP Agent 509
- SNMP Command-Line Interface 510
- snmpCommunity 511
- WebLogic Server Attributes 512
- Commands for Testing Traps 518
- C-60 Administration Guide 524
- D Parameters for Web 525
- Plug-Ins 526
- WebLogicCluster none 527
- WebLogicCluster 527
- /foo to include 528
- WLDNSRefreshInterval 528
- Administration Guide D-5 529
- Parameter Default Description 529
- Administration Guide D-7 531
- WLSocketTimeoutSecs 2 (must 532
- Administration Guide D-9 533
- D-10 Administration Guide 534
- Administration Guide D-11 535
- D-12 Administration Guide 536
- Administration Guide D-13 537
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