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adding a Datasource to tomcat jndi

 
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here is i got error

here is my context.xml in tomcat/conf



here is my server.xml


here is my application code
 
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You should only put the datasource in server.xml if you intend to make it available to multiple webapps as a common definition. Otherwise, set up a context xml file in CATALINA_HOME/conf/Catalina/localhost for the specific webapp that uses it. Alternatively, you can create a META-INF/context.xml file and store it in your WAR.

Here's one I have embedded in an application Context:


I have a web.xml entry to go with it - and that may be what you're missing.


I then use the JDNI key java:/comp/env/jdbc/myDS to locate it.
 
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here i change my project as below.now my classes are like these.

web.xml file in my application.



Server.xml file at tomcat/conf


context.xml at tomcat/conf



The error i got
 
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You did not specify a context path or docBase in your Context xml file. Without them, there's no way for the server to match a specific webapp with a specific context definition.
 
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can you please tell me the what should i include in context file.
 
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This will make the web application "myapp" be addressable by the URL http://myserver/myapp and use the exploded WAR directory /home/timh/workspace/myapp/target/myapp
 
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