My first attempt was to create a listener that put a single instance of a pool into the JNDI only to find that it is read-only. For my next attempt I am thinking of creating a javabean with a static collection of datasources and name keys that can be gotten as a JNDI resource so that the different applications can just retrieve the bean and do a lookup of the datasource that way.
Am I missing an easier or better way to do this? I do not have any experience with Javabeans and based on the stuff I've seen on the web beans are usually graphic oriented. Is this an appropriate use of a bean (or perhaps an Enterprise Javabean)?
Thank you in advance, Scott
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