I use the java:global/.... path that is logged in the startup, and i get the same problem, the lookup could not find my ejb in that path.
And yes i use an ear, i used CODI before, tomee maven plugin and everything worked on Linux Environment but CODI and JNDI doesnt work in Win. 2013/12/23 Howard W. Smith, Jr. <smithh032...@gmail.com> > well, I have been using TomEE with Windows 2003 server and then Windows > 2008 server (in production), and Windows 2008 server (as development > PC/server, ever since beginning of tomee life), but I'm not using EAR, and > I don't specify @Local or @Remote. > > i do remember a conversation... Romain recommending to use jdni global name > specified in tomee log @ startup. i don't know if it is will work inside > @FacesConverter. > > you may want to try MyFaces 2.2. just as you are contributing to TomEE by > using it and reporting issues, i'm sure MyFAces committers will appreciate > you using it and reporting issues. just a recommendation. i'm not using it > yet, but I prefer to wait to use MyFaces 2.2 until it is bundled with > tomee+ ZIP file. :) > > On Mon, Dec 23, 2013 at 4:39 PM, José Luis Cetina <maxtorz...@gmail.com > >wrote: > > > I feel that nobody cares if tomee runs or not in Windows environment, im > > using Windows because i wll deploy in Windows Azure, that why i still > > stubborn with that SO, thats why i remove CODI too. > > > -- ------------------------------------------------------------------- *SCJA. José Luis Cetina* -------------------------------------------------------------------
