XE Datasource for Weblogic 10.3?

Am attempting to create a XE JDBC datasource for WebLogic 10.3.
Where do I find the driver for this database?
Are there any 'tricks' to configuring this datasource?
THANKS - Casey

The Oracle JDBC drivers supplied with WebLogic 10.3 are for Oracle 11 and compatible with Oracle 10. Oracle XE is a stripped down Oracle 10.2. Therefore no need to install the Oracle XE specific JDBC drivers.
--olaf

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Please let me how to create data source for Weblogic RMI driver using
Administrator
console.
I understand that the following steps are required:
1.Create connection pool for the RMI driver by specfiying URL as
jdbc:weblogic:rmi and Driver as weblogic.jdbc.rmi.Driver. Now
comes the problem.. what do put in properties text area? I am
talking about key/value pairs required?
2. Having done step 1 ( which I was not able to do) , create a new
DataSource
mapping to the connection pool created from step 1.
How to accomplish step 1 ? I want to finally connect to Oracle
database. Please help me.
pradeep bhat

Urgent help: how to create data source for Weblogic T3 driver

Hi,
Please let me how to create data source for Weblogic T3 driver
using Administrator console.
I understand that the following steps are required:
1.Create connection pool for the RMI driver by specfiying URL
as jdbc:weblogic:rmi and Driver as weblogic.jdbc.rmi.Driver.
Now comes the problem.. what do put in properties text area?
I am talking about key/value pairs required?
2. Having done step 1 ( which I was not able to do) , create a
new DataSource mapping to the connection pool created from
step 1.
How to accomplish step 1 ? I want to finally connect to Oracle database. Please
help me.
pradeep bhat

Hi,
Please let me how to create data source for Weblogic T3 driver
using Administrator console.
I understand that the following steps are required:
1.Create connection pool for the RMI driver by specfiying URL
as jdbc:weblogic:rmi and Driver as weblogic.jdbc.rmi.Driver.
Now comes the problem.. what do put in properties text area?
I am talking about key/value pairs required?
2. Having done step 1 ( which I was not able to do) , create a
new DataSource mapping to the connection pool created from
step 1.
How to accomplish step 1 ? I want to finally connect to Oracle database. Please
help me.
pradeep bhat

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