10.1.3 Migration Issue with data-sources.xml

Hi:
Running into lots of migration issues for an application built in 10.1.3 EA, migrating to 10.1.3. production, mostly in the BC project. Here's one: the database connections built in EA were not carried over to prod, so they needed to get re-built. No biggie. But now the data-sources.xml file in the model project has duplicate entries for my data sources. I have tried directly editting that file and removing the duplicates, but when I go to run my application (ADF Faces & ADF BC) JDeveloper hangs. When I abort JDev and re-start it, the duplicate entries are back in data-sources.xml (and yes, I did save the file after making the changes). It seems that the xml file is built dynamically from definitions stored elsewhere. Where is the source? What will I need to modify to get the changes to take?
Thanks.
Johnny Lee

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<library path="C:/soft/jar/gjra.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/jax-qname.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/jaxb-api.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/jaxb-impl.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/jaxb-libs.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/jaxb-xjc.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/jaxrpc.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/jmxri.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/jmxtools.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/namespace.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/providerutil.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/relaxngDatatype.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/saaj.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/tibcrypt.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/tibjms.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/tibjmsadmin.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/tibjmsapps.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/tibrvjms.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/wsdl4j-1.5.1.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/wss4j-1.5.2.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/xercesImpl.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/xmlsec-1.4.0.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/xsdlib.jar"/> -------> Entry 1
<connectors path="oc4j-connectors.xml"/> ---> Entry 2
<data-sources path="data-sources.xml"/> ---> Entry 3
This configuration works perfectly fine as expected, but this configuration defeats the
purpose of shared-library
Thanks
sunder

H
To share common libraries (framework.jar, JAXB jars, axis.jar, log4j, tibco*.jars)
across application(app1/app2/app3) in the OC4J container.
Currently all these jars are loaded with common jars separately application, a total 3 common
footprints of these jars.
1 - Placed all common jars under $J2EE_HOME/shared-lib folder, updated server.xml in $J2EE_HOME/config.
2 - Connecting Tibco queues using generic JMS resource adapter (connectors - JCA).
3 - Connecting to databases using data-sources.xml.
4 - With following entries in orion-application.xml
<imported-shared-libraries>
<import-shared-library name="my.shared.libraries" max-version="1.0"/>
</imported-shared-libraries> ---> Entry 1
<connectors path="oc4j-connectors.xml"/> ---> Entry 2
<data-sources path="data-sources.xml"/> ---> Entry 3
Getting the following error while deploying the code.
Error occurred initializing connectors. Exception is: Exception creating Manage
d DataSource ConnectorPropertySet. Exception: Error setting up resource adapter
for embedded resource archive inside application 'deployGood1'. ManagedConnecti
onFactory implementation class 'oracle.oc4j.sql.spi.ManagedConnectionFactoryImpl
' cannot be set up: Error setting JavaBean property 'managedDataSourceConfigXML'
for ManagedConnectionFactory class 'oracle.oc4j.sql.spi.ManagedConnectionFactor
yImpl for embedded resource archive inside application 'deployGood1'. Exception
is: java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException
However orion-application.xml
Option A
Entry 1 (imported-shared-libraries)
Entry 2 (connectors)
Works perfectly fine - however the Service complains of not finding the datasource JNDI
5 - If all jars are loaded separately with each application
With following entries in orion-application.xml
<library path="C:/soft/jar/framework.jar" />
<library path="C:/soft/jar/log4j-1.2.14.jar" />
<library path="C:/soft/jar/axis.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/commons-discovery-0.2.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/commons-logging-1.0.4.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/fscontext.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/gjra.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/jax-qname.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/jaxb-api.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/jaxb-impl.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/jaxb-libs.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/jaxb-xjc.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/jaxrpc.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/jmxri.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/jmxtools.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/namespace.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/providerutil.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/relaxngDatatype.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/saaj.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/tibcrypt.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/tibjms.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/tibjmsadmin.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/tibjmsapps.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/tibrvjms.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/wsdl4j-1.5.1.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/wss4j-1.5.2.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/xercesImpl.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/xmlsec-1.4.0.jar"/>
<library path="C:/soft/jar/xsdlib.jar"/> -------> Entry 1
<connectors path="oc4j-connectors.xml"/> ---> Entry 2
<data-sources path="data-sources.xml"/> ---> Entry 3
This configuration works perfectly fine as expected, but this configuration defeats the
purpose of shared-library
Thanks
sunder

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