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Date: Tue, 25 Feb 2003 12:07:22 +0100
From: Ugo Cei <u.cei@cbim.it>
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Stefano Mazzocchi wrote:
> (we now ship our own servlet container)

[Possibly OT]

I know Jetty is cool and lightweight and fast, but there's a feature of 
Tomcat that I'm using now that I would hate to lose: the ability to 
define per-webapp datasources, have them pooled via DBCP and findable 
via JNDI. This allows me to refer to a single datasource name, for 
example in cocoon.xconf, and have it map to a different database 
connection on the development, staging and production machines.

Is this possible in Jetty, or do I have to maybe use the JBoss+Jetty 
combo or implement my own pool using Jakarta DBCP?

	Thanks in Advance,

		Ugo


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