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A DataSource must be created in the Resource Service. To create a DataSource, one has to create a Connection Factory for the database to connect. The datasource that you are creating for JMS must have the transaction-participation set to false. A sample of datasource creation is given below. It creates a DataSource with the name jms_cluster_ds and a connection factory jms_cluster_cf.
<configuration service-name="ResourceService">
<default-connection-factory name="CloudscapeCF"/>
<default-datasource name="demo"/>
<datasource name="jms_cluster_ds" connection-factory="jms_cluster_cf" transaction-participation="false" transaction-isolation=""
description="No Description">
<pool-properties min-pool-size="5" max-pool-size="20" initial-pool-size="1" refresh-interval-seconds="" connection-request-timeout-seconds=""
idle-timeout-seconds="" cache-size="20"/>
<connection-initialization db-retrials="0" db-retry-interval-millis="0"/>
<connection-validation sql="" class=""/>
<connection-tracking enable="false"/>
</datasource>
<default-propertes min-pool-size="5" max-pool-size="20" initial-pool-size="1" refresh-interval-seconds="300" connection-request-timeout-seconds="10"
idle-timeout-seconds="300" cache-size="50"/>
<connection-factory name="jms_cluster_cf" description="No Description" classname="oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver" classpath=""
url="jdbc:oracle:thin:@db:1521:db" authorized-by="container">
<login-parameters user="scott" password="tiger" mask-password="false"/>
<properties>
<property name="user" value=""/>
<property name="password" value=""/>
</properties>
</connection-factory>
</configuration>
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