On Nov 2, 2005, at 10:59 AM, Joe Bohn wrote:
It looks like there used to be an attribute (globalJNDIName) once that
was set on the GBeans for objects like connectors. This would be
specified in the plan for the connector using the <global-jndi-name>
element. This name was supposed to be globally unique in G so that
the item (connector or whatever) could be referenced from client
applications.
We have several places in the web console that are broken now because
the code assumes this is set on the gbeans to display for a connector
and/or to specify it when a new connector is created.
I really don't know much about connectors. Was the globalJNDName
replaced by something else that we should reference?
no, it was removed as a bad idea/implementation
Or, should the console simply stop retrieving, setting, and displaying
this attribute (and jndiName which is often set from the
globalJNDIName)?
We should not display or access a "global jndi name" at this time.
jndi names an application might use must be specified in the app dd and
may be mapped to a gbean automatically or with help from a geronimo
plan. I don't see how the console could display any useful info about
a connector jndi name except in context of a particular application
using it.
Patches have been contributed that just ignore the field but I'm not
sure if that is the right fix.
Deleting all references to it would be a good idea.
thanks
david jencks
Joe
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