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JDBC driver does not support XA - Exception

843859Aug 1 2006 — edited Aug 1 2006
JDBC driver does not support XA
cannot participate in a two-phase commit
To Force participation set EnableTwoPhaseCommit property on the corresponding JDBCTxDataSource property to true

1) What is a JDBCTxDataSource - what does the TX mean?
2) I have two data sources and according to BEA Weblogic docs, setting the property on both won't solve the problem. I tried.
3) When I try to change the data pools to use XA drivers, I get the following error on server startup:

java.sql.SQLException: Pool connect failed: java.lang.Exception: WebLogic Pool Driver doesn't support XA driver, Please change your config file to use a Non-XA driver

Comments

Rosario Vigilante
[url http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/forms/htdocs/10gR2/clientsod_forms10gR2.html] Oracle Forms 10g Release 2 (10.1.2.x): Client Platform Support

and give a glance to
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Gerd Volberg
first read the Statement of Directions. Many answers are there:

http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/forms/htdocs/10gr2/clientsod_forms10gr2.html
Gerd Volberg
you were faster :-)
Grant Ronald-Oracle
Can anyone suggest why people are having troube finding this document.

The home of Forms is http://otn.oracle.com/products/forms and its linked off of that page. Are people not aware of the "home" of Forms?

Thanks for the feedback
Regards
Grant
Rosario Vigilante
Once so much.:)

Well found again Gerd

By the way, very nice where-clause's code on your Blog.
Carlovski
I found the document no problem - just I was still confused!
In our situation, IE7 (Probably - it might still be IE 6 for a while) on windows 2003 what JVM should we be using? The support matrix seems to imply that the Sun JVM is the way to go, or am I misreading it?
Is any version supported for IE7 on windows 2003?
Rosario Vigilante
The support matrix seems to imply that the
Sun JVM is the way to go, or am I misreading it?
No, you are right. Jinitiator has not future.(I believe last version is 1.3...28, but check it
Is any version supported for IE7 on windows 2003?
I use 1.5.xxx.11 and 12 from WIN's client
Grant Ronald-Oracle
For the official news on Jinit see
http://groundside.com/blog/GrantRonald?p=557&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1#more557

We are working on versions BEYOND 1.3.1.28, so don't spread any rumours that we are not ;o)

Thanks
Grant Ronald
Carlovski
You can see how this is confusing though, to get to the answer requires finding a link to a blog, from a discussion forum....It's not much better than when I looked at this years ago and the issue was Jinitiatior vs the Microsoft JVM.
I think I even asked you about this in person at an oracle tech-day, and I'm still not convinced I've ever got a definitive answer!
Grant Ronald-Oracle
Well the SOD is the source of truth. Thats the place you need to look.
If you think you didn't get a definitive answer then please post your question again and I'll try to give you a definitive answer.
Gerd Volberg
by the way Grant: I know 2 SoD's for Forms (2005) and the Forms Client Side (2007)

did you have a newer version of the 2005 Forms-SoD or did it arrive with Forms 11g ?
Grant Ronald-Oracle
ok I'm confused - not sure what you mean, but lets not mess this thread - start a new one and we can address it there
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