I'm switching my app to use JNDI to find its datasource, but I'd really rather not have to drop a jetty-env.xml file into my source tree. I figured I could put my <configure/> for the JNDI resource into the maven-jetty-plugin's <configuration/> section. Now that I've done that and altered my Spring config to grab that resource, I get a "NameNotFound" exception.

So, I'm wondering now if this will even work? If not, does someone have a solution better than dropping that xml file into the source tree?

Thanks,
Dave


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