I found out after debugging that there are different projects like EJB 3.0 and
Embedded.The embedded is pretty match dead.I have configured the ejb 3.0
embedded and works like a charm.I have also a fix in the
EJB3StandaloneBootstrap.java to be more flexible in the way you define
configuration
dir holme,
since i had alot of trouble can you please provide a bit more insight about
the setup of you project in order to use the Embedded JBoss.I had no luck until
nowand from an official answer i got...that the project is very much
dead...
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hello,
i am testig ejb3 with microcontainer.. (rc9)
you can lookup JNDI with YourBeanName/local if it is local or ../remote if
it is remote
but you might get a ClassCastException, because rather than having back your
EJBLocal home you could have back a proxy..
that depends on the
anonymous wrote : Anybody know how to see what's in the JNDI tables?
Follow these steps:
1) Hit http://localhost:8080/jmx-console
2) On the page that comes up, search for service=JNDIView
3) Click on it
4) On the page that comes up, click on the Invoke button beside the list
method.
5) This
I know to use that when testing in the JBoss Container, but I'm trying to use
the embedded/stand-alone version.
There are no web-services, or jmx-console in the embedded EJB3 version.
But thanks for the effort,
-Jason
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So I'm quite confident in the fact that the Beans aren't making it into JNDI.
During lookups, the NamingServer class prints out what's in it's contents. So
when I run the samples provided, I see UserTransaction and CustomerBean. If I
stick a really simplified version of my bean in with the
So I'm not so sure the beans are getting published into JNDI.
Anybody know how to see what's in the JNDI tables?
-Jason
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Somebody ... anybody, throw me a bone.
-Jason
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