Creating txn datasource in weblogic 10.3

Hi,
Can anyone help me to create transactional datasources in weblogic 10.3. We are migrating our application from 8.1 to 10.3 and migrated existing datasources to 10.3. While executing ejb's it is giving the following error.
java.sql.SQLException: Connection has already been created in this tx context for pool named <Pool 1> Illegal attempt to create connection from another pool: <Pool 2>
In 8.1, we have only one connection pool associated with many txn datasources. In 10.3 created separate pool for each data source from same DB with following properties for txn.
--Supports global transaction with one-phase commit.
Used oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver driver class.
Thanks in advance.

You need to use an XA driver to span multiple resources such as oracle.jdbc.xa.client.OracleXADataSource
See this article, which has some info on XA even if you aren't using RAC
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/weblogic/OracleWLS_RAC.pdf

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Hi,
Your query is replied by Joe Weistine (JDBC Expert) Please find the answer:
http://forums.oracle.com/forums/message.jspa?messageID=4029371
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thanks,
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who can help me? Any help will be appreciated greatly

Okay, but are you sure that the datasource is actually deployed? Does the server log or the management interface of weblogic actually report that the datasource was deployed succesfully under the name you specify? And did you double check if you don't have any name mismatches (such as a typo or an upper/lowercase mismatch)?
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A few observations:
- you may want to put your JNDI credentials in a jndi.properties file in the root of the classpath in stead of hardcoding them (but you may hardcode for now as a quick test of course)
- the correct lookup should be to "jdbc/fdbusionline", in other words you use the jndi-name.
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Hi
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mydomain
Services
JDBC
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click on the server (In Available) to move to (Chosen)
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Connecting to TimesTen using DataSource in WebLogic on Linux

We are trying to use weblogic 9.2 to connect to TimesTen7.0, both are on Linux.
We have installed Oracle 10g client and then installed TimesTen 7.0 Client on the Linux server hosting weblogic.
Created Client DSN in /var/TimesTen/sys.odbc.ini file as follows:
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Oracle Weblogic application server 10.1.3
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1. Run installation
java -jar oracle-service-regisry-10.3.jar
2. In the Oracle Service Registry installer proceed through the following screens
* Installation Type screen: select 'Standalone' or other type of installation
* Installation Directory screen: enter folder where OSR will be installed i.e:-
/home/oracle/OSR/osrregistry_10_1_3
* SMTP Configuration screen: (optional) accept defaults
* Administrator Account Configuration screen: admin user account details
* Database Setup screen: create new New Schema / Database or connect to existing schema
* Database Selection screen: select Oracle or other database you may be using
* Oracle screen: enter database details and schema information.
3. Data Source screen: IGNORE this for Weblogic servers. Only affects Oracle Application Servers.
4. JDBC Driver Selection screen: search and select JDBC driver i.e. JDBC 1.6 for Weblogic:-
$WEBLOGIC_HOME/wlserver_10.3/server/ext/jdbc/oracle/11g/ojdbc6.jar
5. Account Provide Selection screen: select 'Database'.
6. Application Server Selection screen: MUST SELECT 'Oracle Weblogic 9.2 or 10.3'
7. Deployment to Oracle Weblogic Application Server screen: enter correct Weblogic details such as:-
* Weblogic HTTP Port: AdminServer port i.e. 7001 or a managed server port i.e. 7003
* SSL Ports (optional): i.e. 7002
* Hostname where WLS resides.
* Application Server Context (name of application).
8. Also on this screen there is the option "Deploy at the end of the installation" which will either deploy the OSR application to Weblogic after it is installed (selected option) or just deploy a WAR file to the command line and get deployed to Weblogic at a later stage (de-select option).
9. Deployment Details screen: If selected Deploy at the end of the installation in the above screen, then the following screen will be displayed which allows you to enter details of where to deploy the application in Weblogic. Enter all relevant details:
* Weblogic home: enter the folder where Weblogic resides (WebLogic server installation directory) i.e.
$WEBLOGIC_HOME/wls_servber1013
$WEBLOGIC_HOME/weblogic92
* Java Home: enter the path of the JDK i.e.
$WEBLOGIC_HOME/jdk160_05
* Hostname: host of where to deploy application.
* Admin Username | Password: admin details for weblogic server.
10. The summary screen is shown regardless of if deployed to Weblogic or not. Press [Next] to install OSR.
11. After successfully installing OSR a screen will detail that the installation has been successfully installed and with what tasks that need to be completed.
Deploy OSR to Weblogic
1. If in the installer the Deploy at the end of the installation option was not selected, then the OSR application needs to be deployed via the Weblogic console. So log into the Weblogic console, press Deployments and then Install.
2. Install Application Assistant screen:
* Enter the path where the OSR deployment WAR file (registry.war) resides. It is found in the following path:
$OSR_HOME/conf/porting/weblogic/build
* Select file file registry.war.
3. Complete the rest of the installation/deployment whilst selecting a target server.
POST INSTALLATION
The following MUST be done to be able to log into the Oracle Service Registry consoles.
1. Edit the following Weblogic file:-
Linux
$WEBLOGIC_HOME/user_projects/domains/<domain_name>/bin/startWebLogic.sh
Windows
%WEBLOGIC_HOME%/user_projects/domains/<domain_name>/bin/startWebLogic.cmd
2. Modify the following line
JAVA_OPTIONS="${SAVE_JAVA_OPTIONS}"
to
Linux
JAVA_OPTIONS="${SAVE_JAVA_OPTIONS} -Djava.security.auth.login.config=$OSR_HOME/conf/jaas.config"
Windows
set JAVA_OPTIONS=%SAVE_JAVA_OPTIONS% -Djava.security.auth.login.config=%OSR_HOME%\conf\jaas.config
OSR Console
1. Go to the Oracle Service Registry on Weblogic
Service Registry
http://<host>:<port>/registry/uddi/web
Business Service Registy
http://<host>:<port>/registry/uddi/web
2. Press Login and enter login credentials and should be able to successfully login.

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Francesco Marchioni wrote:
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