Did anybody ever hear back on this? I was able to execute my service locally
from a web component (usint the no arg constructor of InitialContext), but the
second I start messing with this,
| Properties env = new Properties();
|
| ...
| env.setProperty("j2ee.clientName", "ws4ee-client");
| ...
| InitialContext iniCtx = new InitialContext(env);
|
I get that error (ws4ee-client not bound). Of course when I comment out that
setting of the j2ee.clientName, I get an exception complaining that I didn't
specify the j2ee.ClientName.
I looked through the samples from the wiki, and every servlet and EJB that I
could see was newing up an InitialContext locally.
When my client, even though it is in a web application, is on another machine,
could that implicitly make it an "Application Client", where I would need to
bring in those other two (jboss-client and application-client) xml files?
Thanks in advance if anybody found the answer here.
--Jeff
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