Right, after a lot more digging firstly I found a reference to adding
local-jndi-name to the individual -jboss.xml descriptor files. This worked
for me, but I notice from postings on the web that it doesn't work for
everyone. Hmmm, I wonder if they are using a version of JBoss earlier than
4.0.2.
I certainly didn't need this extra tag when running our app under 4.0.1.
I also found this reference
http://www.jboss.org/?module=bbop=viewtopict=60753
which explained the need for the local-jndi-name tag. It should have been
needed for 4.0.1, but somehow out app worked without this tag.
For expediancy I will have to add this tag to all our entity bean descriptors.
Now, should I numb my mind and do it manually (there are 40 to 50 of the
buggers) or should I write a Java program to step through each of the
descriptors.
Then again I can always go and get a drink from the 'coffee machine', which
dispenses a warm brown liquid, almost but not quite entirely like tea.
Angus
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