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    JNDI Data Source Setup in Glassfish Server: Enter Connection Pool Details

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    1. The document describes the steps to setup a JNDI data source in Glassfish server which includes creating a database, adding the MySQL connector jar, creating a JDBC connection pool with the database details, and mapping it to a JNDI resource. 2. Key steps are creating a JDBC connection pool named nvPool pointing to the MySQL database, and then defining a JNDI resource jdbc/nvPortal mapped to nvPool. 3. The JNDI name must match in the Glassfish configuration and the application's configuration file.

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    1. The document describes the steps to setup a JNDI data source in Glassfish server which includes creating a database, adding the MySQL connector jar, creating a JDBC connection pool with the database details, and mapping it to a JNDI resource. 2. Key steps are creating a JDBC connection pool named nvPool pointing to the MySQL database, and then defining a JNDI resource jdbc/nvPortal mapped to nvPool. 3. The JNDI name must match in the Glassfish configuration and the application's configuration file.

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    1. The document describes the steps to setup a JNDI data source in Glassfish server which includes creating a database, adding the MySQL connector jar, creating a JDBC connection pool with the database details, and mapping it to a JNDI resource. 2. Key steps are creating a JDBC connection pool named nvPool pointing to the MySQL database, and then defining a JNDI resource jdbc/nvPortal mapped to nvPool. 3. The JNDI name must match in the Glassfish configuration and the application's configuration file.

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    JNDI Data Source Setup in Glassfish Server: Enter Connection Pool Details

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    1. The document describes the steps to setup a JNDI data source in Glassfish server which includes creating a database, adding the MySQL connector jar, creating a JDBC connection pool with the database details, and mapping it to a JNDI resource. 2. Key steps are creating a JDBC connection pool named nvPool pointing to the MySQL database, and then defining a JNDI resource jdbc/nvPortal mapped to nvPool. 3. The JNDI name must match in the Glassfish configuration and the application's configuration file.

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    JNDI Data source Setup in Glassfish Server

    JNDI Data source Setup in Glassfish Server


    1. Before you start JNDI setup, Create database in Mysql Server
    Example: my database name is nvPortal.
    2. Download MySql connector jar file. Exp: mysql-connector-java-5.1.18-bin.jar
    3. Copy mysql-connector jar file into your local glassfish server domains lib folder location
    example : C:\glassfish4\glassfish\domains\domain1\lib\
    4. Restart the glassfish server.
    5. Open glassfish Server Administrator consol
    Go to ----> Resources -----> JDBC ----- > JDBC Connection Pools
    6. Create New JDBC Connection Pool
    ---- > Click new button to displays following window

    Enter Connection Pool details:

    Pool Name: nvPool


    Resource Type: select javax.sql.Datasorce from dropdown list.
    Database Diver Vendor: select diver vendor MySql from dropdown list.

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    7. click next to shows the following window:


    a. You can change default Pool settings as per your requirement shows in
    below window. Like Initial and Minimum Pool Size, Maximum Pool Size, Pool
    Resize Quantity, Idle Timeout, Max Wait Time.

    b. Enter Your Local MySql database connection details:


    User: root
    Password: root
    Database Name: nvPortal
    Url: jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/nvPortal

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    8. Click finish to create nv Connection Pool. nvPool shows in connection pool list

    9. Click on nvPool to displays the below window -----> Click on --- > Ping button.
    a. If database connection details are correct, message displays Ping Succeeded.
    Your Connection pool is created successfully. It shows following window.

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    b. If database connection details are not correct, message displays An error has
    occurred. It shows the following error window. Check your User Name,
    Password, database Name and Connection URL.

    10. Create JDBC Resources.


    a. Go to ----> Resources -----> JDBC ----- >JDBC Resources

    b. Click to New button to displays following window

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    Enter JDBC resource Details:


    JNDI Name: jdbc/nvPortal
    Pool Name: Select nvPool from drop down list.
    Click Ok to create JDBC Resources successfully. Jdbc/nvPortal shows
    in JDBC resources.

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    *** Note: Jdbc/nvPortal name and in your spring application ----> /WEB-INF/etc/conf/jndi-dao-
    nvPortal-config.xml file contains JNDI name should be same.

    Example: in jndi-dao-nvPortal-config.xml

    <jee:jndi-lookup id="portalJNDI" jndi-name="jdbc/nvPortal"/>

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