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From: Tom Anderson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2003 19:19
To: Tomcat Developers List
Subject: Re: TC on Suse 8.1, urgent, please
Have you read this document?
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.1-doc/class-loader-howto.html
On Thursday, March 6, 2003, at 09:58 A
Hi I know this is for tomcat-user but maybe I can get faster answer
here.
I'm using TC 4.1.18
I developed app in W2K environment, but have problems to configure TC
on Suse 8.1 Linux.
I have my base classes with my realm implementation and other stuff in
framework.jar, framework.jar is in TChom
Hi I know this is for tomcat-user but maybe I can get faster answer
here.
I'm using TC 4.1.18
I developed app in W2K environment, but have problems to configure TC
on Suse 8.1 Linux.
I have my base classes with my realm implementation and other stuff in
framework.jar, framework.jar is in TChom
problem isn't in the DataSourceRealm that comes with Tomcat?
It is in your own Realm implementation? If so, debugging the problem
is up to you.
From your config you might try using the fully qualified JNDI name
in your Realm config "java:env/jdbc/hsqldb".
Regards,
Glenn
Uros Kot
problem isn't in the DataSourceRealm that comes with Tomcat?
It is in your own Realm implementation? If so, debugging the problem
is up to you.
From your config you might try using the fully qualified JNDI name
in your Realm config "java:env/jdbc/hsqldb".
Regards,
Glenn
Uros Kot
ors which get logged.
Glenn
Uros Kotnik wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Applyed fix for bug 16316, DataSourceRealm can not find JNDI name in
> context.
> Before fix solution was to put JNDI Named DataSource which is used
> by the DataSourceRealm in the GlobalNamingResources section of your
&g
Hi,
Applyed fix for bug 16316, DataSourceRealm can not find JNDI name in
context.
Before fix solution was to put JNDI Named DataSource which is used
by the DataSourceRealm in the GlobalNamingResources section of your
server.xml config and that worked.
I thought than now I can left JNDI Named DataS
JNDI named JDBC DataSource, it is not a
JNDI named resource itself.
Glenn
Uros Kotnik wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I implemented my own class for user authentication based on RealmBase
> class, basicaly it's DataSourceRealm class just changed to my needs
> (added some methods like getUserR
Hi,
I implemented my own class for user authentication based on RealmBase
class, basicaly it's DataSourceRealm class just changed to my needs
(added some methods like getUserRealName() etc.)
So the class is
public class MyDataSourceRealm
extends RealmBase {.
I put jar with my class in tc_ho
