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What is the recommended way to get a java.sql.Connection to the DB for ADF

JeroenDirks
Member Posts: 9
How do I create a standalone database connection based on the datasource setup in ADF?
I have seen code like this in a method of AppModuleImpl.java but that seems a bit of a hack.
Connection conn = this.getDBTransaction().createStatement(0).getConnection();
What I need is a java.sql.Connection to the database used in the application module so I can call PL/SQL code and or work with AQ queues.
I would prefer a separate connection from the one used by the ADF model so it can have its own transaction control etc.
But I would like to get the connection created authenticated based on regular datasource setup.
I have seen code like this in a method of AppModuleImpl.java but that seems a bit of a hack.
Connection conn = this.getDBTransaction().createStatement(0).getConnection();
What I need is a java.sql.Connection to the database used in the application module so I can call PL/SQL code and or work with AQ queues.
I would prefer a separate connection from the one used by the ADF model so it can have its own transaction control etc.
But I would like to get the connection created authenticated based on regular datasource setup.
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http://www.oracle.com/webfolder/technetwork/jdeveloper/howto/11114/managedserver/wlsadfms.html#8c
https://blogs.oracle.com/jdevotnharvest/entry/accessing_weblogic_jdbc_datasource_from -
I would like to use whatever DataSource the application module is using without looking it up by hardcoded name in a jndi string.
Is that possible?
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