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JNDI name: DataSource for JDBC Lookup issue under Weblogic Appln Server "java:comp/env/jdbc/MY_SQL_DS" or "MY_SQL_DS"???

Asked by rusdemezale in Java Naming & Directory Interface (JNDI)

Tags: JNDI DATASOURCE DATA SOURCE JAVA JDBC

I created the DataSource "MY_SQL_DS" which further refers to a Connection Pool..
but how should I reference the JNDI name in Java?
"java:comp/env/jdbc/MY_SQL_DS" does not work. I get a Naming Exception: NameNotFoundException. neither works "MY_SQL_DS" alone.name exception again.

I created another JNDI for a Mail Session named "MY_MailSession" and reference it like (javax.mail.Session) ctx.lookup( "MY_MailSession" ) which works...
what is the convention to refer the JDBC DataSource then?
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