WLST and JDBC Descriptor files

I'm trying to change the configuration of an portal domain. In 8.1 this was no problem, but in 9.X there's a notion of a JDBC Descriptor file to describe the JDBC connection.
So when I run:
readTemplate(r'/%bea_home%/weblogic92/common/templates/applications/wlp.jar')
cd('JDBCSystemResource/portalDataSourceAlwaysXA')
When I look at this JDBC resource all it contains is a reference to a descriptor file.
How to I change these settings (we're using Oracle and not Pointbase)?
Second question:
Where are all the other jdbc settings set? When I run the configuration wizard, I see a lot of data sources - among them a sample data source. These are no in the referenced JDBC descriptor files - so where do they come from? I'm talking about the following data sources which show up in the configuration wizard:
- p13nDataSource
- cgDataSource
- cgDataSource-nonXA
- samplesDataSource
As a sidenote - I think that BEA should document how one alters JDBC connections which are already defined inside a template. I haven't found any such documentation.
Trond Andersen, Invenia AS, http://www.invenia.no

The problem with the IOException (Permission denied) is
solved. It arised when I tried to create the domain in my
ClearCase view. When doing the same thing in my home folder
I didn't have this problem.
How about creating a JMSDestinationKey? Anyone having a
solution for this?
//M
"Martin Gustavsson" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>
Thanks for your quick response. I attach my config.xml.
//Martin
Satya Ghattu <[email protected]> wrote:
Hello Martin,
Martin Gustavsson wrote:
Some problems with configToScript (WLST).
I have a config.xml which I run configToScript on.
It works fine and the message I get at the end is that I
should replace "ChangeME" to proper values. For my
JDBC Connection-pool, I replace it with a cleartext password.
But what should I replace it with for EmbeddedLDAP and
SecurityConfiguration? If I run the script
without changing it I get this critical error:
<Jun 22, 2004 5:06:01 PM CEST> <Critical> <EmbeddedLDAP>
<BEA-171517><An error occurred while attempting to get
exclusive access to the embedded LDAP data files
directory - temp/myserver/ldap/ldapfiles. The exception thown
is java.io.IOException: Permission denied.>I haven't seen this myself and could not reproduce. It might
help if you remove the myResource.setCredential("changeME")
for the embedded ldap and security configuration from the
script. Server will assign a default value and you should be
all set.
Another problem I have when running the generated script is
that it fails to create a JMSDestinationKey:
Error occured while performing create : Cannot create MBean
of type JMSDestinationKey. You can only create MBean's
children to the current cmo of type: Domain. Use dumpStack()
to view the error stack trace.Could you please attach your config.xml?
Thanks,
-satya
Even in interactive mode I have the same problem and the
dumpStack() gives me zero.
I'm running on Linux RedHat using WebLogic 8.1SP2.
Regards,
Martin

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