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JNDI + Spring issues

 
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Hi Friends,

I want to update JNDI name values at the rum time. How should i proceed.

Here goes my case:
I am creating admin console for a web application. In the way to designing this console i found some beans defined like


As you all must have perceived i am asking container to fill these values via JNDI lookup.
To get this job done i am using PropertyPlaceholderConfigurer

Now my requirement is to update values for

bean_name

via admin console.

After overriding the PropertyPlaceholderConfigurer, i am able to update update these properties in the file. But these changes are not being reflected system wide.

What should i do? how can i process to solve this situation
 
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Note that the configuration is only read in the beginning when you "startup" Spring and create an ApplicationContext. At that point, after the "lifecycle" of creating an ApplicationContext, when the ApplicationContext is ready to be used, no configuration is needed anymore, nor is it consulted. At this point it is all about objects that are created. So if you want to change those values at runtime, you have to change then in the actual object instances.

Mark
 
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Thank Mrark,

It is what i am thinking. and implemented. But i just wanted to know if there are any work around for this.

Thank.
 
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