3 Replies Latest reply on Jul 21, 2003 2:58 AM by darranl

    Equivalent to weblogic-ra.xml

    gnarayan1

      Hi All,

      I am new to Jboss. I have a rar that I want to deploy in Jboss. I have it weblogic right now.

      Just like for EJBs there is a jboss.xml that I can use in the ejb jar file equivalent to weblogic-ejb-jar.xml, what is the equivalent to weblogic-ra.xml in jboss for Adapter.

      I just want to specify the JNDI name, pool params like max capacity, initial capacity etc. in that file for that connection factory.

      Right now lets say My abc.rar has

      abc.jar
      META-INF/ra.xml
      META-INF/weblogic-ra.xml

      What would be the equivalent in Jboss. If I don't need a equivalent to weblogic-ra.xml in JBoss, where do I specify those params and what will be the JNDI name.

      Thanks.
      GN


        • 1. Re: Equivalent to weblogic-ra.xml
          darranl

          If you have a look at

          http://sourceforge.net/projects/jboss/

          And follow the 'JBoss-Docs' download link you will be able to download the 'JCAConfig.pdf' that describes the*-ds.xml structure which is required to deploy a resource adapter in JBoss.

          • 2. Re: Equivalent to weblogic-ra.xml
            gnarayan1

            Thanks Darran!

            Could you please tell me where in directory structure should the *-ds.xml be present.
            Do I have to create a ear.
            Sorry to sound stupid. But, as I mentioned I am new to JBoss.
            Do I need a corresponding jboss-service.xml

            Looks like I need to take some Jboss training.

            Thanks.

            Geeth

            • 3. Re: Equivalent to weblogic-ra.xml
              darranl

              Looking at you original post it looks as if the structure of your .rar file is correct, the .rar file can be put into the deploy folder.

              You would then put the *-service.xml or *-ds.xml (Whichever one is appropriate for the version of JBoss that you are using) also into the deploy folder.