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Posted to users@tomcat.apache.org by Carl Walker <wa...@georgetown.edu> on 2003/08/05 23:05:12 UTC
How Does GlobalNamingResources Work?
Hi,
I have an object and a javax.naming.spi.Naming factory that I want to
access as resources in server.xml. I'm able to use <Resource> and
<ResourceParams> in the <Context>. However, when I try to move either
one of these to <GlobalNamingResources>, Tomcat returns a 500 error
saying "Cannot create resource instance".
I think the factory code is correct since I can access the JNDI resource
in a JSP when I put the resource definition in <Context>.
Any help is appreciated,
Carl
Re: How Does GlobalNamingResources Work?
Posted by Carl Walker <wa...@georgetown.edu>.
I found the answer to this question this morning. Use <ResourceLink> in the
<Context> to point to the definitions in the globals section.
Carl Walker wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have an object and a javax.naming.spi.Naming factory that I want to
> access as resources in server.xml. I'm able to use <Resource> and
> <ResourceParams> in the <Context>. However, when I try to move either
> one of these to <GlobalNamingResources>, Tomcat returns a 500 error
> saying "Cannot create resource instance".
>
> I think the factory code is correct since I can access the JNDI resource
> in a JSP when I put the resource definition in <Context>.
>
> Any help is appreciated,
> Carl
>
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Re: How Does GlobalNamingResources Work?
Posted by Carl Walker <wa...@georgetown.edu>.
I found the answer to this question this morning. Use <ResourceLink> in the
<Context> to point to the definitions in the globals section.
Carl Walker wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have an object and a javax.naming.spi.Naming factory that I want to
> access as resources in server.xml. I'm able to use <Resource> and
> <ResourceParams> in the <Context>. However, when I try to move either
> one of these to <GlobalNamingResources>, Tomcat returns a 500 error
> saying "Cannot create resource instance".
>
> I think the factory code is correct since I can access the JNDI resource
> in a JSP when I put the resource definition in <Context>.
>
> Any help is appreciated,
> Carl
>
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