Arshad Mahmood wrote:
> Remy,
>
> I will send you the config files shortly (they're on a laptop I don't have
> access to at the moment).
>
> My situation does have one unique feature. The servlet which is causing
> these issues is in a jar which I
> have installed under "common/lib". The reason
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> > I had a look at the JNDI example, unfortunately it wasn't totally
relevant
> > as everything
> > is de
> I had a look at the JNDI example, unfortunately it wasn't totally relevant
> as everything
> is defined in the web.xml and that has always worked for me.
>
> After a lot more debugging and I am getting even more confused (!!!). I put
> some trace
> into the "init" function of my servlet. It's w
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> Arshad Mahmood wrote:
> > Hmm, I will investigate further. I
Arshad Mahmood wrote:
> Hmm, I will investigate further. It seemed to be that "ResourceLink" in the
> server.xml
> " "//Standard/myapp" but
> the one which I retrieved from the servlet was called
> "//Standard/localhost/webapp". I will
> debug this further.
The context name is not important for t
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> Arshad Mahmood wrote:
> > I do get the
Arshad Mahmood wrote:
> I do get the same context when I ask for it in my web application. The
> problem
> is that I can see from the debug that my "Resource" definitions in the
> global naming resources appear to be in one context,
Indeed, the global resources go into a separate context.
> the
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> There was a simple bug until very recently whi
Arshad Mahmood wrote:
> Remy,
>
> Thanks for you response. I didn't make myself very clear, I'll try again.
>
> The Problem
> =
>
> In the server.xml have defined a global resourcce under the name
> "rohas/filecache".
> The resource params defines a "factory" along with other attributes
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> Arshad Mahmood wrote:
> > - Ori
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> Subj
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On June 12, 2002 07:45 am, Arshad Mahmood wrote:
> I am having a problem trying to use a custom factory with JNDI. I get an
> exception froom org.apache.naming.factory.ResourceFactory. I have added
> debug and it appears that my "factory" parameter is not being picked up
> from the server.xml.
>
>
Hi,
I am having a problem trying to use a custom factory with JNDI. I get an
exception froom org.apache.naming.factory.ResourceFactory. I have added
debug and it appears that my "factory" parameter is not being picked up from
the server.xml.
Can somebody familiar with the naming code point me to
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