Then you have to use
InitialContext # lookup("java:/comp/env/_Resource_Id_In_your_web_Xml").
As we said, if you want to inject dependencies to your classes, those classes
must be known by the container.
--Gurkan
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From: marble4u <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Thu, June 17, 2010 6:37:56 PM
Subject: Re: Resource Annotation has no effect but JNDI Lookup works (JDBC
Resource)
@gurkan & Chris: actually I don't want to use the resource directly in a
servlet or JSP - due to architectural reasons - so is there a way to inject
resources into plain java classes?
@Pid: Thanks for the Information. I will check out the spec and hope that it
is not too much to read ;-)
And thanks a again for all the hints
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