I had a really hard time finding the way to load the Oracle native libraries (Oracle runtime 10gR2 installation) on GlassFish (2.1.1) in linux (CentOS 5.4). Apparently GlassFish ignores the famous LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable for unknown reasons. I even tried setting it at the system wide profile. Nothing worked.
The java error was :
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: no ocijdbc10 in java.library.path
I wrote a small java class that loaded the oci driver successfully. I was sure the parameters were correct. GlassFish still ignored them. I realised that GlassFish was the problem. I tried setting -Djava.library.path. It still didn't work.
To make a long story short the answer is to set it at the GlassFish Admin GUI :
Configuration -->
server-config -->
JVM-settings -->
Tab: Path Settings -->
Native Library Path Prefix : /path/to/oracle/client/installation/lib
I hope this will save you the time I spent searching fruitlessly the internet.
Cheers
p.s.Do not forget to give the Oracle native libraries the rx permissions to the FlassFish Admin user!
p.s.2
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The java error was :
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: no ocijdbc10 in java.library.path
I wrote a small java class that loaded the oci driver successfully. I was sure the parameters were correct. GlassFish still ignored them. I realised that GlassFish was the problem. I tried setting -Djava.library.path. It still didn't work.
To make a long story short the answer is to set it at the GlassFish Admin GUI :
Configuration -->
server-config -->
JVM-settings -->
Tab: Path Settings -->
Native Library Path Prefix : /path/to/oracle/client/installation/lib
I hope this will save you the time I spent searching fruitlessly the internet.
Cheers
p.s.Do not forget to give the Oracle native libraries the rx permissions to the FlassFish Admin user!
p.s.2
You can find me on fiverr for more personalized requests on any java app server configuration problem or java error that you encounter, with deliverance of less than a day (true!) and money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Having the same problem. Been working on it for days, hope this helps...
ReplyDeleteI couldn't get the full oci url working:
ReplyDeletejdbc:oracle:oci:@// [host] : [port] / [service name]
So I have been using the thin driver as follows:
jdbc:oracle:thin:@ [host] : [port] / [service name]