Hi! I use tomcat 5.0.30 with java 1.4 for my app (constrained to them, unfortunately). My os is Gnu/Linux Ubuntu 6.10.
I use hibernate plus Sun fscontext (class com.sun.jndi.fscontext.RefFSContextFactory ) to create a jndi context ( stored in the filesystem) for my application, so hibernate can easily lookup sessions. It works very well launching a test app outside tomcat, but when launching it inside the tomcat container, fscontext is unable to create the files/dirs it need to store the jndi context. I can't find them anywhere, neither if a specify a workDir attribute for the tomcat container (inside the <context> tag). I tryed a lot of combination of specifying the path for store the jndi context (inside the hibernate.cfg.xml, "jndi.url" property), relative, "file:/", "file://", "file://.", "file:.", and absolute (after previously setting the workDir attribute), "file:///tmp/context", "file:/tmp/context", etc., but nothing: files are not created anywhere... I'm doing it right? Or in general there's other settings that regulate the permission for webapps classes to write in the fs? Or another approach? Maybe there's another dir where fscontext could try to write in? A lot of dirs at $CATALINA_HOME aren't writable by the tomcat5 user... Unfortunately, the log is not useful (most probably the i/o exception is catched immediately by fscontext, and not reported to the user, or piped to some tty i'm unable to find). Got only errors from Hibernate unable to bound to the jndi context (or unable to bound to the tomcat one, that's read only). However, you can find it here: http://www.webalice.it/ceztko/tomcat5log Thanks for the help! Francesco --------------------------------------------------------------------- To start a new topic, e-mail: users@tomcat.apache.org To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
