In custom context.xml, you can define the ressource, that is mainly
Datasources that are linked with jndi. Just define a datasource and
store your config in the database. Or if you want more complicated
things, store other tyes of objects in your jndi, by defining them in
your context.xml.
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stored (i.e. available to the webapp as a resource but not
> available to all contexts)?
>
> Thanks.
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