DO NOT REPLY [Bug 30079] - Inconsistent JNDI lookups within ServletContextListener

2004-09-17 Thread bugzilla
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Inconsistent JNDI lookups within ServletContextListener

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   What|Removed |Added

 Status|NEW |RESOLVED
 Resolution||INVALID



--- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2004-09-17 15:50 ---
DefaultContext JNDI behavior was a bit shaky with a few Tomcat releases, so it 
could be your issue is valid.  However:
- DefaultContext is gone altogether in Tomcat 5.5, replaced with a different 
mechanism,
- JNDI resources work fine for both normal Contexts and via 
GlobalNamingResources/ResourceLink: either one of those is a better approach 
and more encouraged than using DefaultContext,
- Several Tomcat versions on the 5.0.x branch have been released since, so if 
you really must keep using DefaultContext you could try these later versions

Given those three points, and the lack of response to Remy's comments from two 
months ago, I'm going to close this issue as INVALID.

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DO NOT REPLY [Bug 30079] - Inconsistent JNDI lookups within ServletContextListener

2004-07-13 Thread bugzilla
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--- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2004-07-13 17:14 ---
I think this is not going to be fixed (assuming it really doesn't work, which
I'm not really convinced of at this point). You should try to work on a patch
(but this is likely tricky) if you want resolution.

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