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Tomcat and JNDI-DataSources

S

schneidera

Guest
Hi,

how and where can I specify JNDI datasources for a certain application and a domain?

I tried setting this in server.xml but to no avail. I also tried setting the JNDI DS in GlobalNamingResources and in the PSA-context I added a DefaultContext pointing to the datasource specified.

I still get the error:

Cannot create JDBC driver of class '' for URL 'null'.

Exception: no suitable driver found

Can anyone provide an example for domain "abc.org" and application "buggy" and the complete server.xml-file?

Best regards
A. Schneider
 
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