One additional way to do it is to create a symbolic link in tomcat's
$CATALINA_HOME/conf/engine/host/ that points to a fixed location where you
deploy my-application.xml. But worth mentioning here is that you still have
to have the passwords in plain text configuration files. In this method,
> >> Hello. I am seeking some advice for the best ways to deploy Java web
> >> applications to different Tomcat environments.
> >>
> >> In particular, my application requires that a JNDI resource be
defined
> >> for a database, where the database server address and credentials
will
> >> vary
Thank you for the reply, Christoph.
On 16-07-05 03:32 AM, Christoph Nenning wrote:
Hello. I am seeking some advice for the best ways to deploy Java web
applications to different Tomcat environments.
In particular, my application requires that a JNDI resource be defined
for a database, where
Will the context.xml file meet your requirement?
http://javabeat.net/tomcat-jndi/
On 7/4/2016 10:42 AM, Philip Hachey wrote:
> Hello. I am seeking some advice for the best ways to deploy Java web
> applications to different Tomcat environments.
>
> In particular, my application requires that
> Hello. I am seeking some advice for the best ways to deploy Java web
> applications to different Tomcat environments.
>
> In particular, my application requires that a JNDI resource be defined
> for a database, where the database server address and credentials will
> vary depending on the
Hello. I am seeking some advice for the best ways to deploy Java web
applications to different Tomcat environments.
In particular, my application requires that a JNDI resource be defined
for a database, where the database server address and credentials will
vary depending on the environment
