I see what you mean, and I agree. Unfortunately, whether or not it's
reality, our the people that decide such things around here it is more
secure to have each application responsible for the user and password
it uses to access a given database, rather than opening a given
database up to all applications residing in a given server. I don't
have much leeway around this. At least with open source, I can create
a patch to add the feature.
> > Also, is there any way to use a JNDI data source that is not
> > pre-configured with a username and password? That is to pass the
> user
> > name and password when a connection is created? If not, that is
> > something I'll be adding if this goes through.
>
> I'm not quite sure why you'd want that scenario. It kind of defeats
> the
> purpose of using a JNDI datasource, no?
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