Re: Initial Context

[Cyril Bouteille]

Christian,

 i use Tomcat as a Servlet Engine and want to create a Initial Context...but
 what is the Initial Context Factory i have to USE?

Tomcat 3.x does not include a JNDI server yet, so you can't use any
InitialContext unless you use a third-party naming service such as
WebLogic Server.

Hope it helps,

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Re: Initial Context

[Thom Park]

Hi,

In 'vanilla' tomcat 3.2 there is no jndi support.

There are versions out there from commercial suppliers that support jndi but
that's somewhat off-topic.

Tomcat 4 is/will support jndi and provide features for support of the
java:comp naming constructs

-Thom

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hi,

 who can tell me, which class or factory is responsible for retrieving the
 Initial Context (web.xml) . I think it should be a class that implements
 javax.naming.spi.InitialContextFactory

 ciao
 Chrisse