Hello,
I'm attempting to set up a DataSourceRealm within a virtual host. What
I would like to do is have every virtual host have it's own DataSource
and have a "private" realm within the virtual host. In this way each
virtual host owner can manage their own users in a set of DB tables that
they control. I'm using the DataSourceRealm as opposed to the JDBCRealm
because I had already set up the JNDI DataSource so I figured it would
be easier to use it.
What I have discovered is that the realm within the virtual host *must*
use a globally defined JNDI datasource. If I try to use the JNDI
resource defined within the virtual host section I get a message telling
me that "java" is not defined in the global namespace (a problem some
other folks seem to have had).
My question is, am I misunderstanding something? My JNDI based
DataSource within the virtual host can be used within my code with no
problem. But either the DataSourceRealm is getting loaded before the
JNDI resource and so it can't find the DataSource or it isn't using the
correct scoping when looking up the JNDI DataSource. I notice that the
code in the DataSourceRealm.open() doesn't lookup the datasource the
same way I do in my code.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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scott dunbar xigole systems, inc.
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