Hibernate JBOSS JNDI Configuration?

Your jboss-web. Xml file is referencing the wrong JNDI name. Your ldcDataSource-ds.

Xml data source file specifies this JNDI name.

Your jboss-web. Xml file is referencing the wrong JNDI name. Your ldcDataSource-ds.

Xml data source file specifies this JNDI name: jdbc/ldcDataSource However, your jboss-web. Xml file references it as such: java:ldcDataSource Change your jboss-web. Xml file so it is as follows: java:jdbc/ldcDataSource That should correct the issue.

Also, @skaffman is correct that you do not need to use the comp/env if you don't want to, but by specifying your resource-ref within the WAR's web. Xml file, your webapp will not deploy unless the necessary resources are found. The data source file binds the provided resource-ref to a JNDI name.

Your web. Xml file specifies that your webapp requires a specific resource-ref name. What ties these together is the jboss-web.

Xml which ties a specific resource-ref to a JNDI name and makes it available under java:comp/env/{res-ref-name}. This is the proper way to do it. Good luck!

And @skaffman. Thank you so much guys. That did the trick.

– dionysus Jan 26 at 15:53.

Why are you configuring bernate to use java:comp/env/jdbc/ldcDataSource You're not using EJBs here, you shouldn't need all that comp/env rubbish. Try just java:jdbc/ldcDataSource instead, since that what your -ds. Xml file is configured to expose.

You are able to do it this way, but it is cleaner within JBoss to tie the resources together to a JNDI name so the webapp will not deploy unless the required resources are available. – Brian Riehman Jan 26 at 14:08.

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