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I’ve noticed that both ways of looking up a DataSource using JNDI work:
With the added bonus that the first one doesn’t seem to anger Websphere when used from an unmanaged thread ( started by Quartz ).
Are there any pitfalls from accessing JNDI objects without the prefix?
This should be OK, since
java:comp/envis the global JNDI namespace.It may depend on the application server where such configurations also appear in the JNDI tree.
Locate your JDBC DataSource in WebSphere Application Server using JNDI