Hi, I am using Tomcat 5.0.xx under Linux Debian with Postgresql 7.xx
For me a correct war is a war where you don't have to touch to any pages to deploy the application. I think everybody is according to this.
In my application, i'm using the Tomcat connection Pool with a JDBC connector and a Realm for authentification. All is perfectly working BUT ....
- the database/user/password must be defined in the context definition for the Pool and also for the Realm (thus 2 times !!).
- The pool name is defined in server.xml but also in web.xml and again in my JSP to obtain the connection (thus 3 times !!)
I am however using the same method than described in the Tomcat doc in the "JDBC DataSources" section :-(
How can i make my application to define once and for all, the database url and the name of the pool ? (we could hope to define all in the server.xml context application and then using "what is in the context" in the war, whitout any redundances ?)
How can i make my application to avoid any references to the pool name in the .war (since all is already defined in the context definition in server.xml) ?
How can i simply tell the Realm to use the database defined by the Pool ?
Thanks a lot for help
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