We should write down the two use cases here so we can document how the proposal solves them. I am going to try Gabriel - but I may be wrong (but since your email always bounces you will never know). > speaking out of ignorance here, so please be patient > > I will be totally fine with this when I can set up datastores to use > DataSource through JNDI on the major commercial J2EE servers. > We are setting up a separate DataStoreFactorySpi for that - you can see the example in the unsupported/h2 module. It will make use of the JNDI InitialContext - your Java EE application may need to call an init method (in order to pass the initial context into GeoTools, but it *should* just work out of the box). > Would love to contribute instructions on how to do that at least for the ones > there are linux trials (websphere, sun's, what else?) > That would be great - going to mark you down on the task list as a volunteer! > Andrea, a quick pointer to instructions on how to set up through JNDI? > (excuse > my lazyness, lots of stuff going on..) > Jody
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