Eduard Witteveen wrote: > Most application-servers provide a JNDI InitialContext implementation > instance to web applications running under it, in a manner that is > compatible with those provided by a Java2 Enterprise Edition application > server. In this context it is possible to define resources like: > *) JavaBean Resources > *) JavaMail Sessions > *) JDBC Data Sources > *) User Transactions > > Since this provides a documented and standarized way to retrieve a JDBC > Data Source (even pooled one's), i have looked how hard it is to make > MMBase work with connections retrieved from the application server. >
Looks promising.......Maybe we have to find a way to keep the two ways (jndi and the old one) together in cvs....... Gerard Gerard
