Hello K.J.,
Yes, it's possible.
If your bean is in "ejb/BeanB" and you want to put it in "ejb/BeanC"
use:
javax.naming.Context ctx=new javax.naming.InitialContext();
BeanBHome b = (BeanBHome) ctx.lookup("ejb/BeanB"); // ok, fine
ctx.bind("ejb/BeanC",b);
now:
BeanBHome c = (BeanBHome) ctx.lookup("ejb/BeanC");
should work.
Note: If you want to change the Object bound to a name, use
ctx.rebind instead.
KKJ> Dear All,
KKJ> I'm wondering how I can register EJB's on the fly in Orion. Say I have a
KKJ> bean that is registered and known. As the program runs I decide I also want
KKJ> it registered under a different name in the JNDI registry.
KKJ> thus, in pseudo code:
KKJ> BeanBHome b = lookup("ejb/BeanB"); // ok, fine
KKJ> BeanBHome c = lookup("ejb/BeanC"); // *agk!* fails
KKJ> jndi.register("ejb/BeanC", BeanBHome);
KKJ> BeanBHome c = lookup("ejb/BeanC"); // ah, now it works!
KKJ> Kees Jan
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