Hello Tomcat users!
I'm using an embedded Tomcat (9.0.54) with Spring Boot.
I have to execute some legacy code of an Java EE application which uses local
EJBs an makes JNDI look for "java:app/foo/bar". Now I want to create an
instance as Spring Bean an register it in the JNDI context. But Tomcat only
registers objects in path "java:comp/env", if I use
context.getNamingResources().addResource() by overwriting
TomcatServletWebServerFactory.postProcessContext(ctx).
Is there a supported solution for registering objects in "java:app"?
I have a workaround with context.bind("java:app/foo/bar") during application
startup but I need to do some dirty things to make the context writable. I
think this is neither a good nor a long term solution.
Any ideas or hints for a better approach?
Thanks!
Regards,
Thomas
