Julien Riegert wrote:
>
> Hy!!
>
> I tried to add the jndi.properties file in my classpath directly as u said
> but it didn't work!!
> I also tried to remove $JONAS_ROOT from classpath to see what happens in
> this case, and it's very amazing, when I launch the EJBServer, it tells me
> that the trace.properties file (which is effectivly in the JONAS_ROOT path
> as jndi.properties) cannot be found!!!
> This seems to mean that the file jndi.properties should be found by
> EJBServer within putting it directly in classpath, as trace.properties is
> found,no?!!!
>
> So I think that this file is not called when I launch EJBServer... any
> answer?....
>
Hi,
Trace.properties and jndi.properties are two configuration files
which must be accessibles from your CLASSPATH.
Trace.properties is a JOnAS's configuration file; jndi.properties
is a JNDI configuration file.
As JOnAS uses JNDI, the jndi.properties file is needed for
the EJBServer.
Kind regards.
Hélène.
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