Any servlet container allows you to pass arguments to the init function of
the servlet. For weblogic, it's:
weblogic.httpd.initArgs.ServletName=key1=val1,key2=val2...
(in the weblogic.properties file)
Gene
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Subject: Passing environment to servlets
We have servlets that need to connect to a JNDI implementation to locate
other objects. In addition, the servlets redirect to certain URLs depending
on results.
We would like to be able to completely paramatise this - so that we don't
need to hard code any values into the servlet.
I presume I can hold the later requirement in JNDI, but what about the
former - is there a better way than a parameter to the JVM ?
Also, how would I bind values to the JNDI (we are using WebLogic but I hope
it is a standard mechanism) and what is the lookup string required ?
TIA
Ed
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