Jon,
that's exactly what I have been looking for! Thanks!
Until now I disabled the JNDI implementation in Tomcat by using the
-nonaming parameter, effectively disabling the JMX support in Tomcat,
which depends on it. As this does not work anymore in Tomat 5.x I seemed
to be locked into Tomcat 4.x. Now I know how to move forward.
People tend to ask, why one should separate Tomcat and JBoss. My
motivation is to keep the application server free of state, because
state is hell.
Georg
Jon Barnett wrote:
Previously, we've talked about separating coding references from the
physical resources. This is fairly simple with an integrated
JBoss-Tomcat implementation. jboss-web.xml provides the mapping so that
ejb-ref-name - jndi-name. However, how do you preserve that separation
when you are working with a standalone Tomcat installation? This short
howto explains the Tomcat JNDI resources and how to implement an Object
Factory to support JBoss lookups on a standalone Tomcat server. Again,
aimed more at newbies struggling with enabling simpler portability of
their web applications.
The document and the document/source bundle can be located at
http://www.amitysolutions.com.au/documents/JBossTomcatJNDI-technote.pdf
and http://www.amitysolutions.com.au/downloads/jbosstomcatjndi.tar.gz
respectively.
Hope it is of use.
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