Hello:
I'm starting with Jackrabbit, and I'm having some problems with
communications beetween my application and the Jackrabbit server.
I have a Tomcat6 where I deployed Jackrabbit, and on the same server, an
console application wich I want to use Jackrabbit.
My question is: Can I connect my application with the server ussing
JNDI? According with documentation, it should be possible:
/Accessing the repository through JNDI/
/ By default the repository is only made available in a dummy JNDI
directory local to this web application. However, you can make the
repository globally available if your servlet container allows a web
application to modify the global JNDI directory or you are using some
other JNDI directory that can manage unserializable Java objects. /
/ To bind the the repository to such a JNDI directory, you need to
modify the |java.naming| parameters in either the /WEB-INF/web.xml
deployment descriptor or the jackrabbit/bootstrap.properties file. You
need to redeploy this web application to activate the changes. /
/ Use the following code to access a repository bound in a JNDI directory: /
/*import* javax.jcr.Repository;
*import* javax.naming.Context;
*import* javax.naming.InitialContext;
Context context = *new* InitialContext(...);
Repository repository = (Repository) context.lookup(...);/
How should I configure the web.xml deployment file? What should I put instead
of the ... on the last two lines?
Can anyone send me an example?
Thank you
Roberto González
Thank you!
