Here we can creating connection for Microsoft SQL Server
Go to JDBC > Connection Pools click new add details
you can use any name for pool.click next.Then click finish.Go back to connection pool m,ain menu.click on poolname now created.
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click additional properties .click add property like follows
Now we need to map connection pool to jdbc.
find Resources/JDBC/JDBC resources .The click new
specify a JNDI name ,we can use any name for JNDI but standard is jdbc/name, this we are using in our application to get data source select the appropriate pool, in our case jdbc/DsReport .then click finish as follows :
It can be accessed in java application like this :
String poolname = "jdbc/DsReport";
Context ctx = new InitialContext();
DataSource ds = (DataSource) ctx.lookup(poolname) ;
Connection con=ds.getConnection();
Note : -Don't forget to properly close the connections
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