Put the ear file path or directory path in orion/config/server.xml.
This will enable orion to find your server class.
Now for the client to find it use application.xml and orion-application.xml.
These files are under META-INF just below client root directory.
If orion server is in a remote box modify jndi.properties accordingly.
Cheers,
Ash
Frank LaRosa wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm just getting started with Orion, but I have experience with Weblogic
> server.
>
> I created a simple EJB jar file which I'd like to deploy on Orion and access
> via an external client. I'm stuck trying to figure out where I need to place
> my jar file in the server's directory structure and which, if any, of the
> configuration files I need to update to let Orion know it's there.
>
> I tried a variety of locations, but all I am able to get is a JNDI not-found
> error when I try to look up the home interface. I am not even sure where I
> specify the JNDI name? In Weblogic this is done through a weblogic-specific
> deployment file.
>
> Thanks.
