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Re: Can <load-on-startup> take a parameter?

Rob Lockstone <lockstone@xxxxxxx> writes: > The above was from over 3 years ago. The online caucho docs don't say > that load-on-startup can take a parameter. Can it? Or was that removed > somewhere in the intervening three years since the above was posted? it can. it's documented in the servlet spec. -- joe

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JNDI global and application resources

Hi, I've been debugging a problem I've been having with Resin 2.1.10 and JNDI javamail Sessions.   I had this in my resin.conf as a sibling to my web-app entries:           <resource-ref res-ref-name='mail/Mailer'                                  res-type='javax.mail.Session'>                <init-param mail.transport.protocol='smtp'/>                <init-param mail.host='exchange'/>                <init-param mail.user='mperham'/>                <init-param mail.password='foo'/>                <init-param mail.debug='true'/>        </resource-ref>   My understanding is that this defines a global resource which all applications can see.   I also had this in my web.xml for my application:      <resource-ref>     <res-ref-name>mail/WebifyMail</res-ref-name>     <res-type>javax.mail.Session</res-type>     <res-auth>Container</res-auth>    </resource-ref> Again, my understanding is that this defines a resource requirement which must be mapped onto the JNDI resources that an app server provides.  However, resin does not seem to provide a facility for mapping resources a la jboss-web.xml or weblogic.xml.  With the above example, I want to map my application's requirement for "WebifyMail" onto the concrete resource "Mailer".   If I have them both use the same name, two resources are created: one globally which is configured correctly and the other in my application's context which is unconfigured.  It is this unconfigured resource which is given to me when my application asks for "java:comp/env/mail/WebifyMail"!   It appears that the only way to get this to work correctly is define a global resource with the proper name expected by my application and remove the resource-ref from the web.xml.  Am I missing something or is this an accurate assessment?  Does this work correctly in 3.0 and will it be fixed in 2.1.x?   mike

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Can <load-on-startup> take a parameter?

From the Caucho Archives <spooky>In The Year 2000</spooky> Apologies to Conan O'Brien: > Kesha Sibilev typed the following on 12:35 02/05/00 -0400 > >According to the Servlet specification "load-on-startup" element has an > >optional content that must be a positive integer indicating the order in > >which the servlet should be loaded. I believe that Resin implements this > >functionality. > > However, the copy of the Servlet 2.2 spec I have doesn't mention > any parameters for load-on-startup, and I can't find anything in the Resin > documentation or source that looks like it would do this. Can anyone > give me specifics? What is the parameter to load-on-startup called? It's just the value of load-on-startup, e.g. <servlet servlet-name='foo' servlet-class='com.caucho.BarServlet'>   <load-on-startup>15</load-on-startup> </servlet> In the spec, I'm pretty sure it's buried in the DTD section. -- Scott The above was from over 3 years ago. The online caucho docs don't say that load-on-startup can take a parameter. Can it? Or was that removed somewhere in the intervening three years since the above was posted? Rob

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JNDI global and application resources

Hi, I've been debugging a problem I've been having with Resin 2.1.10 and JNDI javamail Sessions.   I had this in my resin.conf as a sibling to my web-app entries:           <resource-ref res-ref-name='mail/Mailer'                                  res-type='javax.mail.Session'>                <init-param mail.transport.protocol='smtp'/>                <init-param mail.host='exchange'/>                <init-param mail.user='mperham'/>                <init-param mail.password='foo'/>                <init-param mail.debug='true'/>        </resource-ref>   My understanding is that this defines a global resource which all applications can see.   I also had this in my web.xml for my application:      <resource-ref>     <res-ref-name>mail/WebifyMail</res-ref-name>     <res-type>javax.mail.Session</res-type>     <res-auth>Container</res-auth>    </resource-ref> Again, my understanding is that this defines a resource requirement which must be mapped onto the JNDI resources that an app server provides.  However, resin does not seem to provide a facility for mapping resources a la jboss-web.xml or weblogic.xml.  With the above example, I want to map my application's requirement for "WebifyMail" onto the concrete resource "Mailer".   If I have them both use the same name, two resources are created: one globally which is configured correctly and the other in my application's context which is unconfigured.  It is this unconfigured resource which is given to me when my application asks for "java:comp/env/mail/WebifyMail"!   It appears that the only way to get this to work correctly is define a global resource with the proper name expected by my application and remove the resource-ref from the web.xml.  Am I missing something or is this an accurate assessment?  Does this work correctly in 3.0 and will it be fixed in 2.1.x?   mike