I have other application installed that do the direct JDBC connection.
To simplify it, I have two applications in the Tomcat.
App1: Use the direct JDBC connection.
App2: Use the JNDI.
Therefore App1 has the postgreSQL in its lib folder.
Is it the issue that App2 fails to get the JNDI-JDBC connection from
Tomcat?
Stanley
-----Original Message-----
From: David Smith [mailto:d...@cornell.edu]
Sent: Tuesday, March 03, 2009 1:55 PM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: FW: Cannot create JDBC driver of class '' for connect URL
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Stanley Wong wrote:
> My typo. The layout should look like this:
>
> |[tomcat home]
> | - conf
> | - server.xml
> | - webapps
> | - someApp (case IS important!)
> | - META-INF
> | - context.xml
> | - (various jsps/static files)
> | - WEB-INF
> | - web.xml
> | - lib
> | - (the postgres driver is HERE)
> | - lib
> | - postgres driver
> | - common
> | - lib
> | - postgres driver
>
>
Just to emphasize what Chuck is trying to say, tomcat's lib directory
and your webapp's lib directory are mutually exclusive. If a jar exists
in one, it cannot exist in the other. In your case, the postgresql
driver should ONLY be in tomcat's lib directory and in no other tomcat
directories, including other webapps this tomcat installation might be
hosting.
--David
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