Yeah Kenevel,
I know this (This is what I am doing) but I want to give a name to
Hibernate's SessionFactory like "<session-factory
name="java:comp/Hibernate/blahblahblah" and in that case is where Tomcat
says me that Context is read-only. I want this because I'm doing a Tomcat
Cluster with some servers and each one must have a SessionFactory with same
name in order to use Tomcat Persistent sessions manager on a postgresql
database.
Do you know anything about naming SessionFactory object in Tomcat?
Thanks a lot,
Abraham Fernández Álvarez
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-----Mensaje original-----
De: Kenevel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviado el: miércoles, 15 de febrero de 2006 14:46
Para: Tomcat Users List
Asunto: Re: Read-Only Context with Tomcat + Hibernate
Abraham Fdez wrote:
> I'm making a Web application with Apache + Tomcat + Mod_Jk +
> Hibernate + Postgresql. I need that hibernate binds factory to JNDI
> but when I do that it gives me and error that context is read-only.
>From memory Tomcat has a JNDI context that is read-only, but which can
accept values bound to it in the configuration files. So you can set up a
data-source in the conf/Catalina/localhost/yourcontext.xml file and bind
this to a JNDI name. This is then available to be read (only).
There will be docs on this but it looks something like this:
<Context path="/yourpath" docbase="/var/www/webapp/" ... >
<Resource name="jdbc/datasourceJndiName" auth="Container" ... />
</Context>
Incidentally, Spring is a superb way of integrating a Java webapp and
Hibernate
Mike
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