Another option would be to use ServletContextPropertyPlaceholderConfigurer or PropertyPlaceholderConfigurer classes to load placeholders into your Spring config. For example, you could have a NAS share that is exported to all your hosts at the same path and use PropertyPlaceholderConfigurer to suck in property placeholders into your Spring context config. A solution similar to this was preferable to us since we didn't want the complexity of JNDI.
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