This one time, at band camp, Neil Aggarwal said:
NA>Hello:
NA>
NA>I am having a problem with trying to load my database.xml file
NA>into JDO. I am using castor 0.9.4 with mysql, tomcat, and apache
NA>running on a RedHat Linux server. I am trying to set up the
NA>JNDI loading of the database using the commons dbcp connection
NA>pool.
NA>
NA>I created a database.xml file and put it in the WEB-INF/classes
NA>directory of my web application. But, when I try to get
NA>the URL to it from the ClassLoader, I get null.
NA>
NA>Here is my code:
NA>
NA>public class Utils {
NA> /**
NA> * Get the database
NA> */
NA> public static synchronized JDO getJDO() throws Exception {
NA>
NA> ClassLoader loader = Utils.class.getClassLoader();
NA> System.err.println( "Loader is: "+loader );
NA> URL url = loader.getSystemResource("WEB-INF/database.xml");
NA> System.err.println( "Url is "+url );
...
NA>You can see that /WEB-INF/classes directory is listed as one of
NA>the classloader's repositories. Why would it not find the database.xml
NA>file?
Neil,
Is it because you've placed database.xml in WEB-INF/classes, but in your
code you're looking for it in WEB-INF/?
Bruce
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