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JNDI Names -- Is Prefix "jdbc/" needed?
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What s up with JNDI names? I m trying to get a javax.sql.DataSource using the new annotations feature of Java 5. It s not working for me, so I want to ask...

I have a in my web.xml, inside of it is an element. I m switching between "jdbc/MyDB" and "MyDB". Neither makes my class-based DataSource work (it s always null) but in another example I ve created using taglibs, both of these JNDI names work.

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No, it is not. It is just the convention so that it s clear to everyone what resource it is.

You can even name it k34ug6i2u3dn234uy5f, but that would lead to future maintenance problems.

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