Answer Posted / shri

Ahhh! When the DB is down, datasources would go in inactive
mode. But yeah, your application would be impacted majorly
when DB is down and you have used weblogic datasources to
connect to database. As when database comes up, you would
need to restart the weblogic server to bring the weblogic
datasources in ACTIVE mode.
Slight or not complete impact on application in this case.
Things not dependent on DB would work perfectly alright.

And of course, when the proxy server is down, no request
would be accepted. All would be rejected. So 100% fauilre
of application.

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