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Name java:jdbc is not bound in this Context

 
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I am struggling with this error for many hours now.
Tomcat 7.0 inside Eclipse 3.6

Server.xml



Web.xml




I tried first on Eclipse Galileo and Tomcat 6.2, then I upgraded to Eclipse 3.6 and Tomcat 7.0. Same error.

Any help is greatly appreciated.


 
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Is the error occuring on server startup or when you call the code to lookup the DataSource? If the later, are you using "java:comp/env/jdbc/MSSQLDataSource" as the name?
 
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Jeanne Boyarsky wrote:Is the error occuring on server startup or when you call the code to lookup the DataSource? If the later, are you using "java:comp/env/jdbc/MSSQLDataSource" as the name?



I get the error when I access the datasource. This is an old project that has been running for years. I am doing some maintinance on it, but I cannot deploy it locally.
 
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Jeanne Boyarsky wrote: If the later, are you using "java:comp/env/jdbc/MSSQLDataSource" as the name?


How about this part of the question? When we upgraded the JavaRanch version of Tomcat, we were missing the "java:comp/env". Older versions of Tomcat didn't require it.
 
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