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<?xml version="1.0"?>
<mapping xmlns="http://webmanager.gx.nl/xsd/JCRmapping/1.0.0" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://webmanager.gx.nl/xsd/JCRmapping/1.0.0 webmanager-jcr-mapping-V1.0.0.xsd">
<description></description>
<operations>
<!-- set the hostnames -->
<set>
<query>//element(*,wm:website_settings)</query>
<properties>
<property>wm:backend_hostname</property>
</properties>
<values>
<value>webmanager.test.gx.nl</value>
</values>
</set>
<add>
<query>//element(*,wm:website_settings)</query>
<properties>
<property>wm:backend_server_alias</property>
</properties>
<values>
<value>webmanager.gx.nl</value>
</values>
</add>
<substitute>
<query>//element(*,wm:dbcpmanager)</query>
<properties>
<property>wm:datasourceurl</property>
</properties>
<pattern>(.*)@production\.gx\.nl(.*)</pattern>
<replacement>$1@test.gx.nl$2</replacement>
</substitute>
<remove>
<query>//element(*,wm:website_settings)</query>
<properties>
<property>wm:frontend_server_alias</property>
</properties>
</remove>
</operations>
</mapping>
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JNDI
As can be seen above for For installations that make use of JNDI to access the database, a different set of arguments needs to be passed into the command. To determine if JNDI is being used, simply view the repository.xml. If the driver is javax.naming.InitialContext, JNDI is being used: <param name="driver" value="javax.naming.InitialContext" />
Because the repository.xml by default does not contain the actual connection details and no application server context is available during the execution of this tool, it is necessary to provide these connection details directly or indirectly in the arguments passed.
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