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web.xml and the jndi-link tag

 
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Hi guys, me again (I think this site is great and am definately going to be more active on it - apologies in advance ...
anyway, I've read people mentioning the
<jndi-link>
tag in reference to the
web.xml
file for webapp deployment. As far as I can gather it is for informing Tomcat/Catalina(/perhaps any web container) about the connection to an ejb server or (as I more expect) a JNDI service (which would cause, eg, Catalina to use an external JNDI rather than it's own).
Could someone shed some more light on this please, because I can't find anything about it on the web.
Thanx guys,
Matt.
 
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