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The Glassfish README source code

The jdbc resource templates directory contains example resource templates for various databases which can be modified and used. 
The purpose is to avoid having to remember the syntax and various options which are needed for the definition of connection-pools and resources.

Pl. refer to User Commands for the syntax of adding resources using an xml script
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/819-3662
 
Add resources with a XML file.

SYNTAX :
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add-resources [--target target] xml_file_path

target          in case of EE, name of target being operated on.  
The valid targets for this command are instance, cluster, 'domain' or 'server'. By default the target is the 'server'.

xml_file_path   path to the XML file containing  the resource(s) to be registered.

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STEPS TO CREATE JDBC CONNECTION POOL AND RESOURCE :

1)  copy the jdbc-driver to AS_INSTALL_DIR/domains/<DOMAIN_NAME>/lib/ext
2)  restart appserver
3)  edit the appropriate jdbc-driver template to fill username, password, hostname, databasename, portnumber etc.,
3a) [Optional] select appropriate resource-type & datasource-classname. Templates are provided with the list of 
    datasource-classnames for respective resource-types of the jdbc-vendor, if available.
4)  asadmin add-resources jdbc-driver-template.xml (eg: AS_INSTALL_DIR/lib/install/templates/resources/jdbc/javadb_type4_datasource.xml)
5)  asadmin ping-connection-pool connection-pool-name