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I know how you feel. I would have preferred to do that aswell. I'm not
sure how our hosting company has their servers set up, but that was the
only way (after weeks of trying) that we could get things working. It
may be different in our case though, because we are on a shared environment.
Marti
I have tried to put the resource in the server.xml file, and found that
the same problem occurred.
Also the exact same configuration works flawlessly in my test
environment, so I don't know. I'd rather keep the details in my webapp's
context if possible.
Dan
Martin Grogan wrote:
Hi Dan,
I
Hi Dan,
I had the exact problem with my hosting company. The problem was the
resource was not being read from our context.xml file on Tomcat startup.
The guys at the hosting company had to put the entry for the resource
inside our context in the Tomcat common config.
Maybe you are experiencing
I hope someone can help me with this problem. I have a webapp that used
an JNDI datasource that runs fine on my local test environment. When I
put it on my server it fails with the following error:
javax.servlet.jsp.JspException: Unable to get connection, DataSource invalid:
"org.apache.tomcat
