RE: Orion JNDI Problem

r.xml and you'll see what the entity-ref-mapping is suppose to look like. -Original Message- From: Jennifer Liang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, July 23, 2001 9:43 PM To: Orion-Interest Subject: Orion JNDI Problem Please help me. When I try to look up a particular bean

Re: Orion JNDI Problem

We have the same problem, but when new InitialContext(env) is called. No ejb is referenced, but I get an error about another an ejb-ref that is not part of the app. > > javax.naming.NamingException: No location specified and no suitable > instance of the type 'com.evermind.ejb.ChipFormat' found

Orion JNDI Problem

Please help me. When I try to look up a particular bean home from within a JSP page, I get an error message corresponding to a completelly different bean. I execute: Object boundObject = context.lookup("java:comp/env/ejb/MicroarrayComponent"); and my result is: javax.naming.NamingException:

JNDI-Problem: Unknown command: 7 (orion1.4.7)

I wrote an J2EE-client that uses EJB via JNDI. Everything worked just fine. Then I rearranged my ejb-files into sub-packages and updated all of my DDs to reflect that change. (Of course I also corrected the imports and package statements in the java-files.) This new version compiles and deploys

Re: JNDI Problem with J2EE components

I have already solved that problem. There was an error in the jndi properties. My fault, sorry. Greetings Armin

JNDI Problem with J2EE components

I am trying to use an J2EE component as a client. Everything works just fine - as long as I run the client on the same machine as the server. When I try to run the client on another machine using: java -classpath $CLASSPATH \ com.evermind.client.applicationlauncher.ApplicationLauncher \

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I'm trying to lookup an JNDI environment entry from a JSP page, but it doesn't work. I have this in my web.xml file: Foo entry Foo the Foo value java.lang.String And my JSP page looks like this: <%@page impor

Custom UserManager JNDI problem

We have been using a custom UserManager for sometime now in our web application. It works extremely well, and is very easy to implement. However, we are now in need of some stand alone applications that need access to our EJB's. When we attempt to access an EJB, we are having problems. I have

JNDI Problem

Title: JNDI Problem Hi There I've got a JNDI problem...I've written a very small ejb session bean..and sucessfully installed it onto orion...I've written a seperate client (stand alone) and got the initial context working. Whenever I try to lookup my bean, I get the foll

JNDI Problem

Title: JNDI Problem Hi There I've got a JNDI problem...I've written a very small ejb session bean..and sucessfully installed it onto orion...I've written a seperate client (stand alone) and got the initial context working. Whenever I try to lookup my bean, I get the foll

REPOST: Data-sources/JNDI problem

I previously posted about a data-sources.xml problem, at least it would appear to be data-sources.xml related. I'm getting the following error: E:\orion>java -jar orion.jar Error initializing server: Unable to bind DataSource jdbc/DefaultDS to jdbc/DefaultDS java.lang.NullPointerException