It will be nice to have a .info file (as suggested by Dain in an earlier email) for the JNDI names of all deployed EJB's . Right now if I have a jar file which I deploy, then the deploy command displays the JNDI name, but I will pretty much have to redeploy to just get the JNDI name if I forget it. I know about the JNDI names strategy mentioned by David (http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/OPENEJB/JNDI+Names) and one can know the JNDI name of the bean depending on whether it is local or remote.
Am also aware that this information is available in openejb.log, but I still have to search the log file to be able to get to the information. Still, It would be really nice if i was just able to open a JndiNames.info file and get the JNDI information about the EJB. When I am writing a client, I simply open one file to get the information. A file in the following format would be really cool: ModuleId , Ejb-Name , JndiName , DeploymentId It could also be a good idea to create a separate logs for startup, shutdown, deploy This way I can just focus on troubleshooting any startup issues, or deployment or shutdown issues. This might be something for the future, but just wanted to throw this thought in this email. -- Karan Singh Malhi
