http://grepcode.com/file_/repo1.maven.org/maven2/org.zkoss.zk/zkplus/5.0.9/org/zkoss/zkplus/jndi/JndiVariableResolver.java/?v=source
Seems the web.xml is not important and that the convention is not the standard or tomee one. The cdiutil class doesn't use the standard too. IMO the faster will be to write a custom resolver. Wdyt? Le 2 sept. 2012 09:19, "Romain Manni-Bucau" <[email protected]> a écrit : > Hmm should work (maybe the bound name is comp/env/accountbeanlocal). > > But why dont you use the cdi variable resolver? > > This way no need of any config in web.xml > > - Romain > Le 2 sept. 2012 01:24, "Luca Merolla" <[email protected]> a écrit : > >> Hi, >> >> I have a web application that is using Zkoss framework and the MVVM >> pattern. >> Basically the ViewModel classes (which are pojos) needs to call some EJBs >> which are inside the same EAR folder. >> In JBoss 7.1 I have configured the application in this way and it's >> working >> >> In web.xml I have all the ejbs declared in this way: >> <ejb-local-ref> >> <ejb-ref-name>accountBean</ejb-ref-name> >> <ejb-ref-type>Session</ejb-ref-type> >> <local-home>org.test.common.bean.local.AccountBeanLocal</local-home> >> <local>org.test.common.bean.local.AccountBeanLocal</local> >> </ejb-local-ref> >> >> And in the ViewModel classes I use the @WireVariable annotation (from ZK >> framework) by simply matching the name and the EJB is bounded >> >> @WireVariable private AccountBeanLocal accountBean; >> >> With the latest TomEE snapshot the EJB is not bounded. I believe >> ejb-local-ref are ignored or simply it does not work in the same way as >> JBoss. >> Do you have any advice or alternative solution to this problem? >> >> Thanks in advance, >> Luca >> >
