Post the code you're using to connect with, explain when you're using that code. Is it within JBoss or the client? Assuming you're using a client: Go the jmx-console and see if the JNDI object is printed in the JNDI tree. I think you want to lookup "ConnectionFactory" in JNDI and cast it. Adrian recommends UIL2ConnectionFactory.
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