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DataSourceRealm cannot see JNDI DataSource defined within a Context
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DataSourceRealm cannot see JNDI DataSource defined within a Context
------- Additional Comments From david.wahlund@home.se 2004-01-08 15:35 -------
I'm trying to run a server with multiple instances of the same application
configured for different customers. I need each application to have it's own
datasource and realm.
I can't see the logic in beeing able to create a context specific datasource
and realm but not beeing able to use _that_ datasource _for_ the realm. I think
the demand for a global datasource breaks the whole idea with the application
specific configuration.
The worst part is that Remy wont listen to reason neither explain why he
refuses to add this feature.
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