At the Oracle 9i database level, the Web application executes distributive transactions with other two Oracle 9i DB users using 3 data sources and 3 connection pools defined on the Bea console.  I use the Oracle's Driver (Thin) Versions 9.0.1, 9.2.0, 10.

What do you think, please, is my Web application suitable for a move to JBoss platform?

Is so, could I reproduce the above BEA configuration on the JBoss console?

From: k maheshwari <kkmsun@...>
Subject: Re: [djug-discuss] Bea to JBoss
To: djug-discuss@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, September 2, 2008, 11:01 AM

Octavia,

What type of application are you developing/migratin g? Is this a production app? Does it support large amounts of users/interactions?

Some applications would be more suitable for a move to JBoss platform than others especially if there are lot of open source packages being used. JNDI is standard J2EE so should not be an issue in JBoss.

Logging - Log4J should work well
JDBC Driver - most are supported
Downloads - http://www.jboss. com/downloads/ index

If you need further help/clarification, you can write to me personally.

HTH, k

On Tue, Sep 2, 2008 at 10:19 AM, Octavia Taranu <octavia_taranu@ yahoo.com> wrote:

At my work I need to convert a Web Java-J2EE Struts application from Bea 9.2 to JBoss 4.2.  I would appreciate if you could help me to find answers/ information regarding the following: 1. Do you know, please, the best/ safest path where I can free download JBoss 4.2?

2.

Is Java Struts 1.2.9 compatible with JBoss 4.2?

3.

Does JBoss 4.2 allow data sources and connection pools defined at the console level in a similar way that Bea WebLogic does?

4.

Which Oracle driver does JBoss 4.2 accept in order to connect to an Oracle 9i/ 10g database?

Where could I download the driver? At the Bea console level I use Oracle's Driver (Thin) Versions 9.0.1, 9.2.0, 10 so I would like to find, please, the JBoss corresponding Oracle driver!

5.

I would like to know the JBoss corresponding Java framework for:

import weblogic.logging. NonCatalogLogger ;

and weblogic.jndi. WLInitialContext Factory.

6.

Does JBoss accept the below Java framework/ statements?

import javax.naming. Context; import javax.naming. InitialContext;

private static String thinDriver = "jdbc:oracle: thin";

Context ctx =

new InitialContext( ); ctx = javax.sql.DataSourc e ds = (javax.sql.DataSour ce) ctx lookup("jdbc/CoGDataSource");

Connection dbConn;

dbConn.commit( ); dbConn.rollback( );

Any information, links or recommended books regarding the above issues would be highly appreciated!

 

Thank you very much,

Octavia Taranu

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