Hi,
I got same frustration that you had.... I got solved
By trying to reuse the webapp examples..
Steps:
- define a Datasource in server.xml (following instructions given in
tomcat), within the context jsp-examples (one of
the webapp that comes along with tomcat
- inside jsp-examples\WEB-INF\web.xml define your datasource Ref
- write a simple JSP in jsp-examples that looks up the database from
JNDI and get a connection
See if this work (it worked for me), and if it does then
Repeat the process for your web application
Hope this helps
Regards
marco
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tired in triral with configuring my database resource in tomcat 5.0.it
also return the same err ,even if i worked according as manual in
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my strutsTest.xml,which located in
%CATALINA_HOME%\conf\catalina\localhost,strutsTest is my web app name,
web.xml which located in mywebApp docbase\web-inf . index.jsp ,which
is
my test jsp. it is confused where there are three xml file ,not two as
described in some document. the same err msg is:
javax.naming.NameNotFoundException: Name JDBC is not bound in this
Context ......... i had so depress.what's wrong with my cofigure? best
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