Wso2 gadget generation error [closed] - wso2

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good day everyone. I have downloaded the Wso2 DAS server for reporting purposes to make various dashboards. i successfully added my Oracle database to the datasources and the connection is healthy! however when i make an attempt to generate a gadget using the relational DB source its gives me the following error (Error! in database configuration). ive checked my DB url and its perfect , i have literally searched everything on google. i even tried using a batch data source but i fall flat on that attempt as well. please help me! am i missing a crucial step before adding a gadget or what?

Gadget generation in DAS 3.1.0 was not supported for oracle database. So this error is normal. All the issues with oracle and other major databases like DB2, PostgreSQL, MSSQL was fixed with this pull request. Since a release does not happen after this change, you can build a DAS pack locally and check.
Or you can do the following
Get the changed files from pull request.
Copy and replace these changed files with files in <DAS_HOME>/repository/deployment/server/jaggeryapps/portal/extensions/providers/rdbms
Now check gadget creation.

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