If you are using a Realm with your JNDI datasource, then you'll have to have the DataSource defined at the global level. That's what I found while doing the same thing. You can define the Realm at the Context level, but you'll need a reference to the global datasource in the context, and then another reference in your web.xml to the same thing.
Tried it, but no joy. I finally got with the times and replaced mod_webapp with mod_jk, and voila, everthing works (without changing anything in my configuration files -- except for the new connector stuff of course) In the meantime I found a number of threads that hinted at the same problems I was experiencing. I think I'm better off without mod_webapp.
That's totally weird. I have a hard time believing that the connector made the difference. Oh, well. Just another reason not to use mod_webapp.
I dunno what happened. First, there was mod_jserv. And it was good. Then, god made like 10 other connectors and most of them died out. Jk2 seems to be the winner, but has a few common configuration problems (I see questions about shm_init all the time). I stick to jk2, which has never given me a problem and I compile it myself.
-chris
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