> > Well, if you can use it then you have been successful. Can you use it or > can't you?
Yes and no :) > > However, when I try to do the same using apache/mod_webapp, I am unable > > to get a connection. > > The use of mod_webapp should not interfere with any CP stuff. Well, that's what I thought. But like I said, I could use my datasource just fine via 8080, but got a "not found" error when trying to use anything Connection-related via mod_webapp. Weird. > If you are using a Realm with your JNDI datasource, then you'll have to > have the DataSource defined at the global level. That's what I found > while doing the same thing. You can define the Realm at the Context > level, but you'll need a reference to the global datasource in the > context, and then another reference in your web.xml to the same thing. Tried it, but no joy. I finally got with the times and replaced mod_webapp with mod_jk, and voila, everthing works (without changing anything in my configuration files -- except for the new connector stuff of course) In the meantime I found a number of threads that hinted at the same problems I was experiencing. I think I'm better off without mod_webapp. Thanks for the reply! I appreciate it! Cheers, Bill --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
