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Jimbo
Hi People,
I have some classes that form the basis of my application that is
deployed under Tomcat. Those classes use environment variables set in
the application context and accessed via JNDI (InitialContext,
DataSource etc). However, I now want to use my classes outside tomcat.
Is there a simple way of supplying the context information from the
command line so that the JNDI code can access it?
Cheers
Jimbo.
I have some classes that form the basis of my application that is
deployed under Tomcat. Those classes use environment variables set in
the application context and accessed via JNDI (InitialContext,
DataSource etc). However, I now want to use my classes outside tomcat.
Is there a simple way of supplying the context information from the
command line so that the JNDI code can access it?
Cheers
Jimbo.