Bhanu, On 4/22/16 9:46 AM, bhanu lakkala wrote: > I have been working on an issue for the past few days and wanted to check > with you guys if you have any suggestions on fixing this issue. > My current technology stack is: windows 7, java 7/8, tomcat 8, axis2 1.6.3. > I have an axis2 based web service that is very basic and it just connects > to a database and reads some info and spits out the info it read. > I have setup a JNDI resource for the datasource. In the service's init > class's startup method, I am attempting to load the spring's > ApplicationContext and thereby load the JNDI resource. > All of this used to work well with the combination of java 7, tomcat 7.x > axis2 1.6.3. > Recently due to a need to upgrade to newer version of tomcat, I upgraded to > tomcat 8. this resulted in "Name not found" exception.
I don't believe anything significant changed with Tomcat's handling of JNDI DataSources. Are you sure you upgraded only Tomcat and not some other component at the same time (e.g. Spring)? > I ditched the spring's usage of finding jndi resource and used the > initContext to lookup the JNDI resource and it worked fine. That suggests to me that the JNDI context is correctly-configured by Tomcat, and the problem lies within your configuration (likely) or Spring itself (unlikely). > I have to use spring to find the JNDI > context since most of our applications are already using spring and if i > need to change every single one of them it is a tedious process. > > We also have a unix environment that I tested this with and I didn't find > any issues there. i.e., I used spring to load the jndi resource, tomcat > 8.x, java 7, axis2 1.6.3. > Since this is a windows only issue, I tried to upgrade to Tomcat 9.x and > that resulted in the same error. > I have also posted this issue on the stackoverflow site but haven't had > much luck finding a solution to the issue. > http://stackoverflow.com/questions/36207119/tomcat-8-axis2-webservices-aar-spring-jndi-not-bound-in-context What is your <Resource> configuration in Tomcat, and how are you specifying your JNDI DataSource name in your Spring configuration? What do the (Spring) logs say? -chris --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tomcat.apache.org
