Re: [JBoss-user] EJB references problem

2002-04-26 Thread Pavel Kolesnikov 

On Thu, 25 Apr 2002, David Ward wrote:

> > Simply: I have a session bean UserManager and I want it to access
> > entity bean LocalRegion (through the local interface).
> > 
> > Unfortunatelly, I'm getting just an exception saying
> > "LocalRegion not bound".
> 
> David>  Well first of all, you show below that the OptionsBrowser bean 
> has an ejb-ref to LocalRegion; what about UserManager?

Sorry, my mistake. I was talking about OptionsBrowser.  

> > 
> > ejb/LocalRegion
> > Entity
> > net.templation.juristic.as.ejb.entities.LocalRegionHome
> > net.templation.juristic.as.ejb.entities.LocalRegion
> 
> David> Use local-home and local instead of home and remote above.

You're right. And above all, there should be used 
instead of .

> > 
> > ejb/LocalRegion
> > ejb/LocalRegion
> > 
> 
> David> You do not need an ejb-ref block in your jboss.xml file unless 
> you are trying to access a bean on another server.

I know, I was trying to test all possible possibilities :-)

Thanks for your help

Pavel




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Re: [JBoss-user] EJB references problem

2002-04-25 Thread Burkhard Vogel 

So where can you find your bean if you take a look at JNDI-view on
:8082 ?
Regards,
Burkhard
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From: "Pavel Kolesnikov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [JBoss-user] EJB references problem


> Hello,
>
> another problems during switching to JBoss 3.0 (RC1 with Tomcat):
>
> Simply: I have a session bean UserManager and I want it to access
> entity bean LocalRegion (through the local interface).
>
> Unfortunatelly, I'm getting just an exception saying
> "LocalRegion not bound".
>
> My ejb-jar.xml:
> 
> LocalRegion
> LocalRegionEJB
>
>
net.templation.juristic.as.ejb.entities.LocalRegionHome
> net.templation.juristic.as.ejb.entities.LocalRegion
>
> net.templation.juristic.as.ejb.entities.RegionEJB
> Container
> False
> 2.x
> Region
> java.lang.String
> regionId
> 
> regionId
> 
> 
> regionName
> 
> 
>
>  
> OptionsBrowser
> net.templation.juristic.as.ejb.sessions.OptionsBrowserHome
> net.templation.juristic.as.ejb.sessions.OptionsBrowser
>
net.templation.juristic.as.ejb.sessions.OptionsBrowserEJB
> Container
> Stateless
> False
> 
> ejb/LocalRegion
> Entity
> net.templation.juristic.as.ejb.entities.LocalRegionHome
> net.templation.juristic.as.ejb.entities.LocalRegion
> LocalRegion
> 
> 
>
>
> I've encountered this problem without providing reference info
> in jboss.xml as well as with:
> 
> ejb/LocalRegion
> ejb/LocalRegion
> 
> :-)
>
> I was trying to look for LocalRegion bean using "ejb/LocalRegion"
> as well as java:comp/env/ejb/LocalRegion.
>
> Thanks
>
> Pavel
>
>
>
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Re: [JBoss-user] EJB references problem

2002-04-25 Thread David Ward 

David Ward wrote:
> Also know that with local interfaces you can cast the looked-up 
> object right to it's home interface type.  You only have to use 
> PortableRemoteObject.narrow(x,x) with remote interfaces.

To clarify what I meant to say:

Also know that with local interfaces you can cast the looked-up
object right to it's **LOCAL** home interface type.  You only have to 
use PortableRemoteObject.narrow(x,x) with remote **HOME** interfaces.

Sorry if I confused,
David


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Re: [JBoss-user] EJB references problem

2002-04-25 Thread David Ward 

Comments injected below:

--

Pavel Kolesnikov wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> another problems during switching to JBoss 3.0 (RC1 with Tomcat):
> 
> Simply: I have a session bean UserManager and I want it to access
> entity bean LocalRegion (through the local interface).
> 
> Unfortunatelly, I'm getting just an exception saying
> "LocalRegion not bound".

--

David>  Well first of all, you show below that the OptionsBrowser bean 
has an ejb-ref to LocalRegion; what about UserManager?

--

> 
> My ejb-jar.xml:
> 
> LocalRegion
> LocalRegionEJB
> 
> net.templation.juristic.as.ejb.entities.LocalRegionHome
> net.templation.juristic.as.ejb.entities.LocalRegion
> 
> net.templation.juristic.as.ejb.entities.RegionEJB
> Container
> False
> 2.x
> Region
> java.lang.String
> regionId
> 
> regionId
> 
> 
> regionName
> 
> 
> 
>  
> OptionsBrowser
> net.templation.juristic.as.ejb.sessions.OptionsBrowserHome
> net.templation.juristic.as.ejb.sessions.OptionsBrowser
> net.templation.juristic.as.ejb.sessions.OptionsBrowserEJB
> Container
> Stateless
> False
> 
> ejb/LocalRegion
> Entity
> net.templation.juristic.as.ejb.entities.LocalRegionHome
> net.templation.juristic.as.ejb.entities.LocalRegion

--

David> Use local-home and local instead of home and remote above.

--


> LocalRegion
> 
> 
> 
> 
> I've encountered this problem without providing reference info
> in jboss.xml as well as with:
> 
> ejb/LocalRegion
> ejb/LocalRegion
> 

--

David> You do not need an ejb-ref block in your jboss.xml file unless 
you are trying to access a bean on another server.

David> HOWEVER, in jboss.xml make sure you use local-jndi-name instead 
of jndi-name here like this:


   LocalRegion
   yourcompany/yourapp/LocalRegion


--


> :-)
> 
> I was trying to look for LocalRegion bean using "ejb/LocalRegion"
> as well as java:comp/env/ejb/LocalRegion.

--

David>  After the changes I suggested you should be able to lookup 
"java:comp/env/ejb/LocalRegion" from your OptionsBrowserBean.

David> Also know that with local interfaces you can cast the looked-up 
object right to it's home interface type.  You only have to use 
PortableRemoteObject.narrow(x,x) with remote interfaces.

--

> 
> Thanks
> 
> Pavel

--

David> Hope this helps.




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[JBoss-user] EJB references problem

2002-04-25 Thread Pavel Kolesnikov 

Hello,

another problems during switching to JBoss 3.0 (RC1 with Tomcat):

Simply: I have a session bean UserManager and I want it to access
entity bean LocalRegion (through the local interface).

Unfortunatelly, I'm getting just an exception saying
"LocalRegion not bound".

My ejb-jar.xml:

LocalRegion
LocalRegionEJB

net.templation.juristic.as.ejb.entities.LocalRegionHome
net.templation.juristic.as.ejb.entities.LocalRegion

net.templation.juristic.as.ejb.entities.RegionEJB
Container
False
2.x
Region
java.lang.String
regionId

regionId


regionName



 
OptionsBrowser
net.templation.juristic.as.ejb.sessions.OptionsBrowserHome
net.templation.juristic.as.ejb.sessions.OptionsBrowser
net.templation.juristic.as.ejb.sessions.OptionsBrowserEJB
Container
Stateless
False

ejb/LocalRegion
Entity
net.templation.juristic.as.ejb.entities.LocalRegionHome
net.templation.juristic.as.ejb.entities.LocalRegion
LocalRegion




I've encountered this problem without providing reference info
in jboss.xml as well as with:

ejb/LocalRegion
ejb/LocalRegion

:-)

I was trying to look for LocalRegion bean using "ejb/LocalRegion"
as well as java:comp/env/ejb/LocalRegion.

Thanks

Pavel



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