[JBoss-user] [JBoss.NET] - Re: MDB as Web Service endpoint?

[dsmiley9]

Can someone please reply to this?  I think I've heard references to this 
existing however as I look through the JBoss.NET source tree, I see no support 
for exposing MDBs as web services.

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[JBoss-user] [Installation & Configuration] - jboss-web.xml/resource-ref shouldn't be required since res-r

[dsmiley9]

The web-app_2_3.dtd spec indicates that the element "res-ref-name" (as found in 
web.xml/resource-ref) is a JNDI name relative to java:comp/env.  For example, in my 
setup, I put "jdbc/juddiDB".  I've configured a datasource in my deploy directory to 
have the jndi-name element with a value of "comp/env/jdbc/juddiDB" (it's relative to 
the scheme java:).  Well then why isn't this sufficient?  When JBoss tries to deploy 
my web-app, it fails because there is no jboss-web.xml file with a resource-ref JNDI 
binding.  I argue it isn't necessary.

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