Establishing multiple WLEC connection pools

Question

Running WLS 6.0 communicating with WLE 4.2:
I'm looking at setting up multiple connection pools to communicate with multiple
WLE application domains.
The code fragment below is from the BEA documentation and works fine if you know
the domain(pool) name. My code uses the "lookup" method in the InitialContext
class to get the pool name for single WLEC pool/domain configuration. Is there
a method to return a list of domain(pool) names?
Each WLEC connection pool has a Tobj_Bootstrap object that lets you access the
associated WLE domain. The WLEC component provides an object called BootstrapFactory
which provides access to the Tobj_Bootstrap object for a particular WLE domain.
Include the following code in your WebLogic Server client to connect to a WLE
domain:
Tobj_Bootstrap myBootstrap = Tobj_BootstrapFactory.getClientContext("myPool");
where
The getClientContext() method returns the Tobj_Bootstrap object that is associated
with myPool. If getClientContext() cannot find a WLEC connection pool with this
name, it returns null.
myPool is the name of a WLEC connection pool for the desired WLE domain. This
WLEC connection pool needs to be defined in the Administration Console.

Answer 1

Well ... It boiled down to ACLs.
"Sreeram" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
Hi
I have WLI application ( 7.0 ) and another J2EE appliction configured
on WLS (
7.0 ). If I have multiple jdbc connection pools configured to access
different
( or even the same ) databases, I am unable to get the connection to
execute a
sql query in the J2EE app. The connection pool gets initialized properly
during
the server startup and I can see them in the console but when I try to
acquire
a connection from the pool for execution of a jdbc stmt, I am unable
to obtain
a connection. Did any one succeed in configuring mulitple jdbc connection
pools
and WLI and another J2EE app to run together on WLS 7.0? Any suggestions
are welcome.
Thanks
Sreeram