Hi all, I'm relatively new to JNDI concepts and need some help. I am
writing a web app that accepts a variable specifying a jndi pooled
connection datasource as a url variable. This is a requirement and
cannot be changed. For example index.jsp?db=java:defaultdb
How do I use this JNDI name to create a connection? All the
literature I have read says to bind the resource manager connection
factory reference (res-ref-name) to the (jndi-name) in the server
specific xml (assumes knowledge of jndi name beforehand). Then do a
lookup on res-ref-name. In this case I do not know on what server
this war will be deployed and want to bind directly to the datasource
defined by my url variable. Can I do this without using a
res-ref-name and doing a lookup?
Your help is apprecitated,
John
Bryce - 23 Mar 2005 23:50 GMT
>Hi all, I'm relatively new to JNDI concepts and need some help. I am
>writing a web app that accepts a variable specifying a jndi pooled
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>defined by my url variable. Can I do this without using a
>res-ref-name and doing a lookup?
No. In order to use a JNDI name, it must be defined on your server (or
whichever server you have setup to handle JNDI lookups). It must be
defined in your webapp's context as well as referenced in your web.xml
file. Otherwise, how does the server know w hat that JNDI name refers
to?
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