I strongly encourage you to use geronimo 2.0.1 or 2.0.2 when it comes
out, you will get much better support.
IIRC there's a global writable jndi context under geronimo: in
geronimo 1.1. You would need to write some java code to bind
something into it. I think that in geronino 2.x the equivalent
context is ger: and this might be what it is in 1.1 also.
If you don't want to write code to bind the url I think you would
have to use a resource-ref in each of the components the url is used.
I've often wondered what people used url references for, so if you
could tell us I'd be interested to know.
thanks
david jencks
On Oct 5, 2007, at 8:21 AM, TslH wrote:
Maybe should I rephrase:
With Geronimo 1.1, how can I declare at server level a jndi entry and
its value for a java.io.URL reference? Thanks.
2007/10/4, TslH <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi,
I have to port a complex WAS6 application (with ESB, 5+ EAR, and so
on...) onto a Geronimo v1.1, but I have no experiences using
Geronimo.
First thing I'm looking for: a URL provider.
I have to create a server-wide name such as myapp/properties to a
filesystem URL. In WAS6, I have an URL provider that do it easily. I
thing Geronimo could do this by JNDI, but I don't find where to
configure this, neither in the application console, nor in the
configuration files.
Could somebody put me on the right way?
Thanks you by advance.
