datasource without JNDI?

From: kaeli (tiny_one_at_NOSPAM.comcast.net)
Date: 08/25/04

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    Is there a way to use a datasource to connect to a DB besides using JNDI?
    Right now, my connection string is hard-coded and it's a minor pain to change
    between the production and test databases. I'd prefer to have it in a config
    file somehow, but JNDI seems like way more than I need for a small
    application.
    Any hints?

    Tips on setting up that datasource in Netscape Enterprise Server (IPlanet)
    also welcome, though a bit OT.

    Thanks! 

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