Type A:
You need to edit the configuration file for Resin - resin.conf; to tell Resin how to access your new MySql databases.
It would be under
unix : resin.home/conf
windows : RESIN_HOME/conf
The configuration file by default defines a database whose JNDI name is jdbc/mysql and which is known by MySql as "test" .
You need to replicate Database part for each database to be created.
For example, we might define the JNDI name for Application A as "jdbc/A" . Similarly for Application B, we will have a JNDI entry with name "jdbc/B"
I have used mysql jdbc connector - in that case the driver name would look like "com.mysql.jdbc.Driver" and mysql connector jar will go into resin.home/lib or RESIN_HOME/lib.
restart your resin server.
Type B
Along with web.xml under WEB-INF folder of your application create a resin-web.xml - with the connection details. In this case your jar will go in the lib folder or your application.
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