JNDI and Tomcat

Alright. I'm new using JNDI, but i get all the Context, Binding, lookup operations and rellated issues.
But, I need to connect to a server who has Tomcat using JNDI. (A high-school homework)
In a manner of fact, I need to create 2 subcontext an in the last one I need to bind a name with a reference to cmd.exe (it seems that I need to execute it), all of it using Tomcat's JNDI connection capabilities.
but when I'm trying to Construct the Initial Context reference, I'm not doing it in the right way... this is my Hashtable:
Hashtable env = new Hastable();
env.put(Context.INITIAL_CONTEXT_FACTORY, //I don't know what the hell goes hereApparentntly from web examples I have seen, It's the Implementation of the JNDI SPI from the Service Provider I want to connect... I really don't know which one to put when using Tomcat, or find other one.
I read in the HOW-TO section in the apache site, but find nothing...
or didn't get the idea, I saw they only get the container like this:
Context ct = new InitialContext();
with no arguments... but I also tryed to do it that way, but the same NamingException is thrown, with the message that I need to psecify the context factory. Well. I hope it's clear my trouble, and any of you would help me.
Not reporting anything else. Thanks.

Hello,
have you check the following link
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-5.0-doc/jndi-resources-howto.html
excerpts
Tomcat 5 provides a JNDI InitialContext implementation instance to web applications running under it, in a manner that is compatible with those provided by a Java2 Enterprise Edition application server. Entries in this InitialContext are configured in the $CATALINA_HOME/conf/server.xml file, and may be referenced by the following elements in the web application deployment descriptor (/WEB-INF/web.xml) of your web application:
used the resource file <resource-env-ref> , do not harcdode your jndi.properties
basic data source factory
<org.apache.commons.dbcp.BasicDataSourceFactory>
and bean factory
org.apache.naming.factory.BeanFactory
thaks

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I had it installed on a path without spaces
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the hibernate extracted dir.No need for this.
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Sure - we use that combo for development all the time.
What's the problem specifically? Did you create a new Tomcat project in Eclipse? If you did, then it will automatically add the project's web path as a context to Tomcat, and you can browse directly to it using your browser.
FYI - note that the context that is created is going to point to the eclipse workspace directory - NOT the default webapps directory that you might have configured for Tomcat. That's OK.
- K

Eclipse and Tomcat questions

Hi everyone,
Lastnight I setup Eclipse to work with Tomcat, which works very good, but there are something I don't understand.
1. My files are put in my workspace in (C:\Documents and Settings\...etc)
How does Tomcat (which is installed in C:\Tomcat) know that it should get the files from my workspace directory?
Because in the C:\Tomcat directory I can't find any .XML file that refers to my workspace directory.
2. How I developed my servlets till now, I had some other free editor, I needed to compile my servlets then restart Tomcat and then test it.
With Eclipse + Tomcat plugin, all I need to do save the servlet and apparently the source code is compiled automatically. All I need to do is refresh the servlet in my browsers (very handy and easy to develop like this). But my question is, does Eclipse compile the servlet automatically after saving? And why doesn't tomcat have to be restarted?
Just a few questions to understand it a bit better, I'm really happy with this setup as it makes everything a lot easier.
Regards,
Steven.

I believe you will need to become familiar with and install:
http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/
HTH
Darins
"raul" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Hi, I downloaded the latest version of eclipse 3.1 and I've installed
> apache tomcat in mi PC.
> Eclipse has a plugin : org.eclipse.tomcat_4.1.30.1
> My problem is that I don't know how to use the tomcat server with eclipse.
> I readed some tutorials and they say that I have to configure using menu
> Window > Preferences and then I will see the tomcat option. But that
> option doesn't appears or I couldn't see it.
> Another tutorial say that I have to activate a plugin in the following
> menu location: Window > Customize Perspective > Commands and select the
> checkbox for tomcat , but that option doesn't appears either.
> What can I do, I want to use eclipse and tomcat together...
> Can someone help me with this questions?
>
> Thanks so much.
> Raul Torres
>
>
>

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