Hello all:

I am trying to write a small web application using openejb. I am trying
to avoid using spring. The application is based on wicket. Basicly when
the application starts it initialize the InitialContext() and loads
openejb. Things work fine when I run the server (jetty) from a test file
that came with wicket maven archetype. In this case jndi.properties is
read properly. 

Problem starts when deployed to a tomcat or ran the application with 
mvn jetty:run. In both cases a war file is created. I read somewhere
that jndi.properties in never read in a web application. 

I don't know what would other do, to get jndi.properties read by the
application. I appretiate any help.




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