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Creating JDBC Connection Pool

The document describes how to create a JDBC connection pool and data source in WebLogic. It involves starting the admin server, navigating to the connection pools page, entering database details to configure a new pool, testing the configuration, and then configuring a new JDBC data source associated with the pool.

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Creating JDBC Connection Pool

The document describes how to create a JDBC connection pool and data source in WebLogic. It involves starting the admin server, navigating to the connection pools page, entering database details to configure a new pool, testing the configuration, and then configuring a new JDBC data source associated with the pool.

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Creating JDBC Connection Pool/JDBC Data Source

Connection Pool Creation:

1.    Start admin server


2.    Go to [Link] and login
3.    Go to Services/JDBC/Connection Pools jdbc
4.    Click Configure a new JDBC Connection Pool...

     a.    Select Database Type: Oracle


     b.    Select Database Driver: Oracle’s Driver (Thin) version 9.0.1, 9.0.2, and 10
     c.    Click Continue
     d.    Enter following values
           i.    Name: XXXXXXXXXXX
          ii.    Database Name: XXXXXXX
         iii.    Host Name: XXXXXXXXXXXXX
        iv.    Port: XXXXXX
        v.    Database User Name: XXXXXXXXXXX
        vi.    Password: XXXXXX
        ii.    Confirm Password: XXXXXXXXXX
     e.    Click Continue
     f.    Click Test Driver Configuration, this must result in successful test. If not, review above
steps
     g.    Select ejb and portal server as targets
     h.    Click Create and deploy
     i.    This will bring you back to Connection Pools list with new pool listed

5.    Now go to Services/JDBC/Data Sources and click

Configure a new JDBC Data Source


 
1.    Enter pcnDataSource for Name and JNDI Name
 
2.    Enable Emulate Two-Phase Commit for non-XA Driver
 
3.    Click Continue
 
4.    Select pcnPool from Pool Name list
 
5.    Select ejb and portal servers for target
 
6.    Click Create

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