Thanks much.
That was exactly it. I allowed Norton's to upgrade my anti-virus protection
and it slipped in another fire wall I didn't need. Uninstalling it got me back
to my original problem.
I get no errors on deploy, but cannot see my enterprise beans in the JNDI list.
If anyone is still w
hi
it's a firewall problem...you'ld to have to see the configuration of your
firewall about the 3306 port. If you are under linux you can to do a "netstat
-an | grep 3306". If it is no there then it's a firewall problem
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Sorry for not getting back to you sooner, but I was interrupted by the need to
renew my Norton Anti-Virus software, and the update trashed my computer.
At the moment, I can no longer even get jboss to launch locally.
I am guessing that the upgradeed NOrtons is blocking the connection, but am no
Looking back at your first post: -
anonymous wrote : My applicartion deployes with no error messages. I have some
Servlets included that all work.
Are you getting messages displayed to show that the ejbs are being deployed, it
might be worth conventrating on the ejbs for the moment and try dep
Thanks, I sort of guessed that was why it still didn't work.
The servlets are in the same container I think.
My entire application is deployed in exploded form (the provider of my virtual
remote server where I go next has problems with go.ear packaging)
The Servlets are in $jboss}\...\deploy
Unfortunately the last two suggestions will not help, the entity beans have
only been deployed with local interfaces so you do not want to obtain an
initial context using a 'PROVIDER_URL' otherwise you will effectively be
accessing JNDI remotely.
Is your sevlet running as a web application unde
Opps!!!, Sorry for the previous posting with typos..
Are u using Jndi.properties file for the name server details and context
factory settings, if that's the case then make sure its in the .war file of the
servlet.
Otherwise first hardcode those in yr servlet code and test it and put it
jndi.pr
are u Jndi.properties file for the name server detail and cointext facatry
settings, if thet the case then make sure its in the .war file of the serrvlet.
Otheriwse fisr har code thos in yr servlet codeand test ita nd put
jndi.propteries file.
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