Connection object is null returned

Hi,
I have created a datasource in Server Navigator for MySql database. Also in Admin Console I have given a JNDI name to this datasource. I am using this JNDI name. Application is able to lookup for this JNDI name but unable to get connection object. I am getting this exception while executing the application. This error is due to MySql database? I am getting lot of error while running any aplication using JSC. Is it really possible to develop any application using JSC early access? Any help on this is highly appreciated.
Follwing part of exception which I am getting:
Exception Details: javax.faces.el.EvaluationException
javax.faces.FacesException: java.sql.SQLException: Error in allocating a connection. Cause: null
Thanks
Shailesh

I also faced the same problem with oracle DB.
I could workaround it as described in bug# 270767.
It is because the appserver expects a datasource
class implementation and creator UI expects a
vanilla DB driver class.
It could be resolved by completing design of your
project and then deleting a the datasource based on
the vanilla version of thedb driver and create a new
datasource with the same name based on
DataSource implementation.
hth,
Shanmu

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Thread-6 2009-01-16 11:49:21,401 ERROR - There are errors in task 1
Thread-6 2009-01-16 11:49:21,495 INFO - Migration(s) Completed Successfully.
the Package Definition is...
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Package name="" description="" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
     <Credentials user="admin" password="{CSS}gEyoY7EyW6cugoKczYohhQ=="/>
     <Connections>
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               type="HSS"
               description="Hyperion Shared Service connection"
               url="http://xxxwebdev:58080/interop"
          />
          <ConnectionInfo name="FS"
               type="FileSystem"
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          />
          <ConnectionInfo name="BI"
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               product="HAVA"
               description="BI Plus Dev"
               HSSConnection="MyHSS"
               project="Hyperion System 9 BI+"
               application="Hyperion System 9 BI+:xxxwebdev.pcdir.int.xxx:6800::1"
          />
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     <Tasks>
          <Task seqID="1">
               <Source connection="BI">
                    
                    <Options>
                         
     <optionInfo name="exportJobOutput" value="true"/>
</Options>
               
          <Artifact parentPath="/Repository Objects" type="folder" recursive="true" pattern="*"/>
          <Artifact parentPath="/Repository Objects" type="application/x-brioquery" recursive="true" pattern="*"/>
          <Artifact parentPath="/Repository Objects" type="application/x-SQR" recursive="true" pattern="*"/>
          <Artifact parentPath="/Repository Objects" type="application/hyperion-analyzer-report" recursive="true" pattern="*"/>
          <Artifact parentPath="/Repository Objects" type="application/hyperion-reports-report" recursive="true" pattern="*"/>
          
                    <Artifact parentPath="/Product Preferences" recursive="true" pattern="*"/>
                    <Artifact parentPath="/Schedule Objects" recursive="true" pattern="*"/>
                    <Artifact parentPath="/Physical Resources" recursive="true" pattern="*"/>
                    <Artifact parentPath="/Security" recursive="true" pattern="*"/>
               </Source>
               <Target connection="FS">
                    <Options>
                    </Options>
                    <Transforms>
                    </Transforms>
               </Target>
          </Task>
     </Tasks>
</Package>
Any advice would be great.
Dave.
Edited by: djhogg on 16-Jan-2009 04:22

Soban,
I was with the same problem and it worked using LCMUtility in BIPlus\bin directory.
Thanks !
Raphael
Edited by: user4506039 on 11/05/2009 11:10

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