My web application uses the same database configuration as the application XYZ. I have a resource declaration for a context in server.xml, so I have a duplicated configuration (once for web application and once for application XYZ). How can I read some external values into server.xml? For example:
<Resource name="jdbc/MyDB" username="${user}" password="${pwd}" url="${url}" ...
In short - you can t do this with tomcat configuration. Also, specific for server.xml, the only way to reload it is to restart the server.
If you need the datasource only within one web application, then a way to do it is by using the spring framework and PropertyPlaceholderConfigurer.
Another way might be to inherit from tomcat s StandardHost and StandardContext and do some custom parsing.
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