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Sent: 17 January 2006 14:09
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: Dynamic Datasource Configuration - JNDI read only context
Your results are correct. The JNDI provided by tomcat is read-only.
You'll need to put your DataSource object into your own JNDI context or
store the DataSour
Your results are correct. The JNDI provided by tomcat is read-only.
You'll need to put your DataSource object into your own JNDI context or
store the DataSource in your ServletContext. Personally I like the idea
of putting the javax.sql.DataSource object in the ServletContext and
using it fr
