Problem setting the PoolList attribute in a WLST script

Question

Hello !
I ran the configToScript command over config.xml which has a JDBCMultipool composed of two JDBCpools. It threw the next script to create the JDBC Multipool:
print 'configuring resource: JDBCMultiPool/MyJDBC MultiPool '
try:
myResource = create("MyJDBC MultiPool","JDBCMultiPool")
except Exception:
# print 'This resource JDBCMultiPool with name MyJDBC MultiPool failed to be created. The script will try to get it anyways.'
myResource = (getTarget("JDBCMultiPool/MyJDBC MultiPool"))
myResource.setPoolList("poolCatalogos01,poolCatalogos02")
#cmo.addTarget(clusterTarget2)
# If this fails you will have to add this target manually from the console
from java.lang import Exception
from java.lang import Throwable
try:
myResource.addTarget(clusterTarget2)
except Throwable, th:
print 'Problem in adding target '+clusterTarget2+ ' due to '+th.toString()
However when the script is executed it fails at the line:
myResource.setPoolList("poolCatalogos01,poolCatalogos02")
and shows this error message:
TypeError: setPoolList(): 1st arg can't be coerced to weblogic.management.configuration.JDBCConnectionPoolMBean[]
I have tried some other ways to set this attribute, however I hadn't had any success. If some one can provide some advice, I will be grateful.
By the way:
I am using a WLST version downloaded last April, of 2004.
Thanks !

Answer 1

There is a bug in configToScript that is not generating the right script for setting the Pool list. This will be fixed in the next version of wlst. Here's a workaround.
try:
myResource = create("MyJDBC MultiPool","JDBCMultiPool")
except Exception:
# print 'This resource JDBCMultiPool with name MyJDBC MultiPool failed to be created. The script will try to get it anyways.'
myResource = (getTarget("JDBCMultiPool/MyJDBC MultiPool"))
p1 = getTarget("JDBCConnectionPool/poolCatalogos02")
p2 = getTarget("JDBCConnectionPool/poolCatalogos02_BEA")
plist = jarray.array([p1,p2], weblogic.management.configuration.JDBCConnectionPoolMBean)
myResource.setPoolList(plist)
let me know if u see any other problems, thanks,
-satya