To the
web.xml configuration file we need to add the following
element.
jdbc/AjaxConnectionDS
javax.sql.DataSource
Container
Select File>Save All to save the Ajax project. The
C:\JDeveloper\mywork\AjaxApp\AjaxApp-data-sources.xml file should
have a managed data source configured with JNDI
jdbc/AjaxConnectionDS. A managed-data-source element gets
added to the data sources file by default when the JDBC connection is
configured in Databases window. A managed data source may also be
configured declaratively in the AjaxApp-data-sources.xml by adding the
following connection pool and managed data source definitions to the
AjaxApp-data-sources.xml file.
false???>oracle.jdbc.pool.OracleDataSource??? user=???OE???
password=???->jdbc:oracle:thin:@localhost:1521:ORCL_OE???
url=???jdbc:oracle:thin:@localhost:1521:ORCL???/>
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name=???AjaxDataSource??? connection-poolname=???
AjaxConnectionPool??? jndiname=???
jdbc/AjaxConnectionDS??? user=???OE??? password=???-
>AjaxConnectionPool_OE??? tx-level=???global???/>
2.3 Sending an Ajax Request
In this chapter, we shall create an Ajax web application that validates data
input in a HTML form.
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