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What is it that you are looking up? And from where, ie. is it some resource provided by an App server, etc?<br />
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What have you already tried that didn't work?<br />
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It's not as easy as just &quot;giving an example&quot; because there are so many variations on how it works, and I would bet that any simple JNDI lookup example that I gave wouldn't be applicable to your situation. You need to provide more details!
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What is it that you are looking up? And from where, ie. is it some resource provided by an App server, etc?

What have you already tried that didn't work?

It's not as easy as just "giving an example" because there are so many variations on how it works, and I would bet that any simple JNDI lookup example that I gave wouldn't be applicable to your situation. You need to provide more details!

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i need to connect progress database , <br />
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i need to use Spring 3 .2 (annotation and data source and all ) <br />
server is Spring suite tool server thats tomcat only . <br />
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over deployment will be some other server . so it wont be server sepicfic .<br />
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i need to config in my application itself .
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i need to connect progress database ,

i need to use Spring 3 .2 (annotation and data source and all )
server is Spring suite tool server thats tomcat only .

over deployment will be some other server . so it wont be server sepicfic .

i need to config in my application itself .

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HI ,<br />
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Can &nbsp;any one give some example of JNDI lookup configuration in Spring 3. <br />
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I tried some site but its not working ??
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HI ,

Can  any one give some example of JNDI lookup configuration in Spring 3. 

I tried some site but its not working ??

Example for JNDI lookup configuration in Spring 3

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