> I just committed the changes to implement a DefaultContext element
> which can be nested within an Engine or Host config. This was
> something I really needed to simplify the amount of work it takes
> to maintain a Tomcat 4 server.xml config when supporting multiple
> virtual hosts. The biggest reason was the need to configure a
> default JNDI JDBC DataSource for any web applications deployed within
> a virtual host.
>
> It seems to be working. Let me know if you see any problems with how
> I implemented this.
That looks good. I had a look at the implementation, which is rather
straightforward, so hopefully it won't break. I indeed looks like the right
way to implement the shared JNDI resources you were talking about.
Remy
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