Use of FakeDataSource.properties file.

Hi,
Could you please tell me the usage of FakeDataSource file in JTDataSource file. Why we need this FakeDataSource file.
Your response will be needful for me.
Regards,
Srinivas

Hi,
FakeXADataSource is an implementation that wraps an old JDBC 1.0 style driver and knows how to make a single connection using that driver's settings. In other words, each time you call getConnection(), a brand new connection is created.
FakeXADataSource is our wrapper around non XADataSource implementations that allows you to use them within the JDBC 2.0 environment. It's the responsibility of the JDBC driver vendor to provide XADataSource implementations. If you have a valid JDBC 2.0 driver with an XADataSource class, you should instead use that class for this component. However, if the driver doesn't have an XADataSource, you can use the FakeXADataSource to wrap it.
Thanks & Regards
Suman Vasireddy
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