Thats what I thought as well.
If I pass through java:/comp/env/stuDB or /comp/env/stuDB then
it still complains about comp/env/stuDB.

I need to get some feedback from TOPLink. I think that they
are doing something funny. Ill get back later or early next
week with more info. Im only in work for another hour or so.

Rickard �berg wrote:
> 
> Hi!
> 
> Stuart Barlow wrote:
> > Thanks for the help as I seem to have resolved all the jBoss
> > problems. I think that jBoss was working all along.
> > As allways. :-)
> >
> > When I search the java:/comp/env space I can see the following.
> > context Name: stuDB className: javax.naming.LinkRef
> > Which I think is good. Apart from the fact that the className is
> > LinkRef and not DataSource?
> 
> Which is as it should be. The link points to a DataSource. If you were
> to lookup this name you would get a DataSource.
> 
> > The problem arises when I inform TOPLink that either
> > java:/comp/env/stuDB or /comp/env/stuDB is the JNDI
> > bound DataSource to use. TOPLink tells me:
> >
> > EXCEPTION DESCRIPTION: Cannot acquire DataSource: comp/env/stuDB
> > javax.naming.InvalidNameException: Not a compound name: comp/env/stuDB
> >
> > I have informed TOPLink of this and am awaiting a response?
> 
> Shouldn't the name be java: prefixed?
> 
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