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Posted to users@tomcat.apache.org by Marciu Liviu <li...@quattrosoft.ro> on 2001/09/26 16:11:38 UTC

tc-3.3-m4 as Win2K service and ODBC

Hello,
   I've made an application on TC-3.3-m4(Win2K Server) that logs to a remote MSSQL
   server (Win2K Profesional) throw ODBC, and runs fine when TC works as an application.

   But, when I start TC as a service the aplication failes to log to
   the ODBC. It seams that this service doesn't hava access to ODBC.
   Or ... ?

   Any ideeas ?

   Thanks !
   --
Best regards,
 Liviu                          mailto:liviu@quattrosoft.ro

Re[2]: tc-3.3-m4 as Win2K service and ODBC

Posted by Marciu Liviu <li...@quattrosoft.ro>.

It is System.

-- 
Best regards,
 Marciu                            mailto:liviu@quattrosoft.ro

Re: tc-3.3-m4 as Win2K service and ODBC

Posted by Ed Nixon <ed...@LynnParkPlace.org>.

There are three ways to define a ODBC data source names: User, System and 
File.

You might experiment with defining a System data source name if you have 
been using one of the others. I think System names are necessary for 
applications running as or under the control of services.

           ...edN

At 05:11 PM 26/09/2001 +0300, Marciu Liviu wrote:
>Hello,
>    I've made an application on TC-3.3-m4(Win2K Server) that logs to a 
> remote MSSQL
>    server (Win2K Profesional) throw ODBC, and runs fine when TC works as 
> an application.
>
>    But, when I start TC as a service the aplication failes to log to
>    the ODBC. It seams that this service doesn't hava access to ODBC.
>    Or ... ?
>
>    Any ideeas ?
>
>    Thanks !
>    --
>Best regards,
>  Liviu                          mailto:liviu@quattrosoft.ro