You can if you like. Just implement a ServletContextListener to setup a
DBCP pool for your webapp and store the resulting DataSource in the
ServletContext. Servlets and JSPs can pull it out of the ServletContext
later for use. Then have both the DBCP jar and the MySQL jar in your
WEB-INF/lib folder.
The only catch is your DataSource won't be available via JNDI any more.
The JNDI mechanism of tomcat requires your MySQL jar be in common/lib.
--David
wolverine my wrote:
Hi!
The Tomcat's MySQL DBCP example mentioned that we have to copy the
JDBC Driver's jar $CATALINA_HOME/common/lib. Do we allowed to copy the
jar to WEB-INF/lib? And how can we do that?
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