Jim, I'm forwarding several previous posts on this topic.
Jay At 04:59 PM 12/27/01 -0500, you wrote: > >I can't figure out how to get the Orion JNDI implementation to actually >act like a J2EE implementation. I have resources on several machines (I >have ejbs on one and jms being served by another). I have not been able >to find any way to set up jndi such that an application within or >outside of Orion's j2ee container can simultaneously access both. > >In short, I have a distributed system and I want to use jms to get >messages to several instances of an application. There seems to be no >way to centralize jms while running your application on multiple >machines because the JNDI initial context points to an ejb container >that knows nothing except it's own internal state. I thought that JNDI >was supposed to be able to provide a naming service that SPANS >platforms; I can't seem to get this one to. I even tried instantiating >multiple InitialContexts with different PROVIDER_URLs (that doesn't work >since an subsequent instantiations of an InitialContext are simply >clones of the original even if you change the properties you instantiate >it with). > >I must be missing something. > >Has anyone figured out how to do this? > >Thanks >Jim > >
