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Home > Forums > MIS/IT > e-Business > IBM: WebSphere Forum

Warning when doing JNDI lookup without "resource-ref"

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solmyr72 (Programmer)
19 Dec 05 7:06
I need to do a JNDI lookup *without* using "resource-ref" :

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Object dataSrouce= new InitialContext().lookup("jndi/myDataSource");
// I do *not* want to register a "resource-ref" and
// use  lookup("java:comp:/env/myDataSource")

Websphere, of course, issues the following well-known message :

CODE

[12/19/05 13:31:14:775 GMT+02:00] 1a258697 ConnectionFac I J2CA0122I: Resource reference myDataSource could not be located, so default values of the following are used: [Resource-ref settings]

    res-auth:                 1 (APPLICATION)
    res-isolation-level:      0 (TRANSACTION_NONE)
    res-sharing-scope:        false (UNSHAREABLE)
    res-resolution-control:   999 (undefined)
[Other attributes]

I know the message can be avoided if you use "resource-ref", but unfortunately I have a good reason for avoiding "resource-ref" (it's a long story, involving a JNDI structure that's dynamic and not known in advance...  Anyway, please take my word for it - I have a reason to avoid "resource-ref"....)

Could anyone please offer another solution, that would still prevent WAS from issuing this message ? It is logged over and over again, completely cluttering my logs...

Thanx
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