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Hi JochemAdding jdbc drivers to Lucee (including jndi) is not complicated but it need to happen as an extension, we will publish a documentation for it at a later point.
Micha
Am Mittwoch, 8. April 2015 schrieb Jochem van Dieten :
The Lucee update information says:--"With Lucee 5 the JARs used by Lucee (except lucee.jar and org-apache-felix-main-x-x-x.jar) are handled by Lucee and no longer by the servlet engine. It is therefore important that the servlet engine does not load the jars you added in point 6."https://bitbucket.org/lucee/lucee/wiki/Lucee_5_Upgrading_RailoBut what if I need the servlet engine to see the jars because one of them is the JDBC driver used for a JNDI datasource? Should I just put that jar in tomcat/lib in addition to WEB-INF/lib/lucee-server/bundles so I have it twice, or should I move it to just /WEB-INF/lib so I have it just once but it is not in the Lucee bundles folder anymore?Jochem--
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