Thanks for your reply jaikiran!! You were correct. I searched for some time
through EJB/JBOSS and found another related post. I changed my jboss.xml
tag to and a couple other changes and finally
got my deployment working :). I still have a class loader issue that I will
continue to work with
"philc_jboss" wrote :
| jmx-console
| service=JNDIView:
| +- local (class: org.jnp.interfaces.NamingContext)
| | +- [EMAIL PROTECTED] (proxy: $Proxy149 implements interface
org.ejb.MyBeanLocalHome)
|
|
This i think should just be MyBeanLocal and NOT [EMAIL PROTECTED] I had seen
Reviewing my initial post, I see with the calling code I did not mention that I
was calling from a struts action / servlet (Tomcat bundled with JBoss). I know
that Tomcat has its' own JNDI Server and from what I read I have to make a
global reference.
I am using the default jndi.properties in
Are you doing the lookup inside the JBoss JVM?
In that case:
1. Use the in JBoss already existent jndi.properties (dont edit it!) and just
do a new InitialContext()
2. Do the lookup like in your first post - that is dont use the java:/
namespace.
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Ok, I can't imagine there is not an answer to this issue (nobody else has
experienced this issue). I guess this is seen as a newbie/configuration
addressed in configuration documents that I overlooked. Either way I will
continue to try to get this working somehow otherwise I will have to switch
Ok so I finally stumbled across a Wiki entry (still no luck):
>>
Why do I get NameNotFoundException??
By default JBoss binds ConnectionFactorys/DataSources in the java: namespace.
This is only visible inside the same virtual machine and only when using a
naming context that is not configure
