On 06/22/2015 02:28 PM, David kerber wrote:
Or are you trying to use the database connection information in your
tomcat installation, in a standalone java program? I think to do
that, you will need to read in the .xml files and parse out the
information you want from there.
That's precisely what I wanted to do.
I ended up writing my database information via custom XML schema into
another file, then parse that
file and create my own DataSource with the Tomcat DataSourceFactory and
provide that to
the JNDI of Tomcat.
Then I removed the database configuration in Tomcat and the result is: I
now have a central point
of configuration which my program AND Tomcat can use.
Thanks for your response.
I thought maybe I overlooked something and I can access the Naming
Resources of a running Tomcat instance
in my program.
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