On Apr 30, 2004, at 1:34 PM, David wrote:
Hi I've run into some problems with Tomcats JNDI storing.. Here is the situation:
Running Struts 1.1, with a Spring plugin that loads a JNDI Datasource object.
Resource specified itself in the default context, OR specified in GlobalResources with a resourceLink to it in the default context.
What happens as I have traced is: -Tomcat loads -Resource gets loaded into the namespace WITHOUT its resource params -Tomcat loads the Struts Action Servlet from my webapp -Plugin executes and gets an empty DataSource object from the DBCP Factory -Struts Action servlet finishes executing its init -Tomcat loads the Resource into the namespace AGAIN WITH its resource params
From that point forward I can get a fully populated functioning datasource.
Now this will work if I specify a resource link inside a specific <Context> element for my webapp within server.xml, however we want to deploy our webapp via a war file so it needs to be in the default context.
Can anyone point me to the class handling the saves to JNDI so I can see
exactly what is happening? Or a good workaround for this?
Thanks, David
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