On 07 Apr (13:04), John J. Allison wrote:

> Well, I'm open to suggestions, but there are alot of people using
> plain old Tomcat and it'd be nice if this stuff just worked with
> Tomcat & Hibernate & JNDI.

Why? The only benefit would be a SessionFactory in JNDI, why do we need
this exactly? It's not like anyone uses it, the HibernateUtil and many
frameworks implement their own and it doesn't get much easier than a
SessionFactory in a simple Singleton class. If you absolutely think you 
should use JNDI in a servlet container, get a real read-write context.
Improving Hibernate only confuses people, as they then might think that
Tomcat JNDI is actually useful. It's not.

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Christian Bauer
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