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Thanks for the lesson, jdbc connection commit not working while support global transaction in datasource is enabled... please help me how to fix it keeping global transaction enable

Can you please make one video for how to create multi data source with generic data source transaction type Logging Last Resource. Thanks in Advance.

Hello Sir, Your tutorial videos are really good. I really appreciate you, keep posting more videos

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4 жыл бұрын

Anurita Majumdar Thnaks , let us know what topic you want us to cover. Atul

How to change driver class name

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10 ай бұрын

Hi Abhishek, in Oracle WebLogic Server, data sources are used to establish connections to databases or other resources. The driver class name is a crucial part of configuring a data source, as it specifies the Java class that implements the JDBC driver for the database you're connecting to. If you need to change the driver class name in a WebLogic data source, follow these general steps: Note: Before making any changes to your WebLogic configuration, it's recommended to back up your configuration and test the changes in a non-production environment. Access the WebLogic Console: Open a web browser and navigate to the WebLogic Console. This is usually accessed via a URL like localhost:7001/console. Login: Log in to the WebLogic Console using valid administrative credentials. Navigate to Data Sources: In the left navigation pane, expand the "Services" section and click on "Data Sources" under "JDBC". Locate the Data Source: Find the data source for which you want to change the driver class name from the list of configured data sources. Edit Data Source Configuration: Select the data source you want to modify and click on the "Configuration" tab. Update Driver Class Name: Look for a field labeled "Driver Class Name" or something similar. This is where you specify the fully qualified class name of the JDBC driver you want to use. Update this field with the new driver class name. Save Changes: After updating the driver class name, make sure to save your changes. There's usually a "Save" or "Apply" button at the bottom or top of the configuration page. Test the Data Source: After making the changes, it's a good practice to test the data source to ensure that it can establish connections to the database using the new driver class name. You can usually find a "Test Connection" button on the data source configuration page. Restart WebLogic Server (If Necessary): Depending on your WebLogic setup and the nature of the change, you might need to restart the WebLogic Server to apply the configuration changes. This is usually not required for simple configuration changes, but it's a good idea to verify if the changes take effect immediately. Verify Configuration: Double-check the data source configuration to ensure that the driver class name is updated and saved correctly. Remember that specific steps might vary based on the version of WebLogic Server you are using. Always consult the official Oracle WebLogic documentation for your version to get the most accurate and up-to-date instructions. Also, make sure to perform these changes in a controlled environment to avoid any disruptions to your production systems.