Right ...

Leave computer
Go for two mile run
Gym
Worn out
Sleep

Come back to computer

Ok .... I've moved the JBoss directory, and everything works (though I'm tempted to ask why the install program picks c:\program files\jboss2 as a default if spaces in the file name cause problems)

We have an EJB running and my nose isn't bleeding .... life is good.

Ok, but now we have a problem with trivial example number two ....

This time, I'm trying to do a bean that records state.

Much the same as the first one, except I made changes to the ejb-jar.xml file and a portion of the jboss.xml file.

Looking at the console, the bean is deployed OK, but for some reason, it isn't bound to a JNDI name


<jboss>

     <enterprise-beans>
       <session>
         <ejb-name>storeName</ejb-name>
         <jndi-name>storename/storeName</jndi-name>
         <configuration-name>Default Stateful SessionBean</configuration-name>
       </session>
       <secure>false</secure>      
     </enterprise-beans>


Is there something else I have to do for stateful beans for them to be bound properly .... ?

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