Re: Subscribe: Geronimo JNDI problem

2006-02-06 Thread Aaron Mulder
It's hard to understand how the resulting home object could be null. You should get a NamingException if the object is not present in JNDI. However, people have reported problems with PortableRemoteObject when running on JDK's other than Sun 1.4.2, so perhaps you should just try: ChiselGatewayHo

Re: Subscribe: Geronimo JNDI problem

2006-02-06 Thread Oscar Oreja
On 1/31/06, Oscar Oreja <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hello David,  Thanks for your interest and help.  All the modules are packed on the ear. There are an app.war and appEJB.jar files within appEAR.ear. There are web.xml and geronimo-web.xml in app.war WEB-INF folder. On appEJB.jar META-INF are ejb-

Re: Subscribe: Geronimo JNDI problem

2006-01-30 Thread David Jencks
On Jan 30, 2006, at 11:29 AM, Oscar Oreja wrote: Hello all, I would like to susbcribe here. I added a new question. I´m not sure this is the correct place, if somebody could tell me where I have to post it, I´ll do it. Thanks. We have tried to deploy an application on Geronimo. Our

Subscribe: Geronimo JNDI problem

2006-01-30 Thread Oscar Oreja
Hello all,   I would like to susbcribe here. I added a new question. I´m not sure this is the correct place, if somebody could tell me where I have to post it, I´ll do it. Thanks.     We have tried to deploy an application on Geronimo. Our application has 2 modules, a WAR and a JAR (EJB module).