I wasn't aware of that bug.
I could be mistaken but I don't think you can use auto discovery to actually
bind something into HA-JNDI. If you want to bind explicitly into HA-JNDI, you
should add the HA-JNDI provider url to your context object. So you would add
an entry similar to the following, using your own server name.
p.put("Context.PROVIDER_URL", "localhost:1100")
Note that binding something to HA-JNDI causes the binding to be replicated
across all nodes in your cluster. However you don't need to bind an object to
HA-JNDI in order for it to be looked up from a remote node. You can bind it
locally into the Global JNDI Namespace and use HA-JNDI (with or without
autodiscovery) to find it from another node. This requires that you have
configured everything correctly, including the cluster itself.
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