Could it be the JNDI name you use? You say you are calling this from the Login
bean? As in an EJB or a Gui bean?
The rules are:
>From the web tier use:
ic.lookup("ejb/InwardSLSBRef");
(except I had problems using ejb/ in a past interation, so dropped it)
>From the same java JVM, eg looking up data sources
ic.lookup("java:");
>From within an EJB, or session bean
ic.lookup("java:comp/env/ejb/InwardSLSBRef");
Jonathan
ps All this JNDI stuff is totally rubbish, vast overkill, vast over complication.
J2EE yet again poluting simple coding projects with its irrelevant view of the world.
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