This is expected behaviour - Environment Entries definitions are scoped
within the web application, client application or EJB within which they
are defined - the entry isn't visible to any other containers or components.
You need to define the environment entry again within the relevant
<entity> (or <session>) element definition in your EJB deployment
descriptor (ejb-jar.xml)
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Rhodes, Phillip C. wrote:
> I defined an env-entry in my web.xml.
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> If I lookup the name from an EJB, I get a NameNotFoundException.
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> If I lookup the same name from a jsp, it works.
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> How do you interpret the spec in regard to this problem?
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