The "jndi-name" element is only relevant for external access from a
non-j2ee client using proprietary protocols (activeio) and access
through corba (where it is optional). All j2ee access requires the
client to use the java:comp namespace which is set up independent of
any jndi-name tags and i
It seems it is possible in Geronimo to deploy EJBs without any JNDI
name. In this case, I would imagine that have to have some kind of JNDI
name, so is there a default that is used? Is ejb-name used as the JNDI
name?
Thanks,
Nell
