Hi,
The javax.naming.NameNotFoundException is being thrown because you have bound
the EJB into the global namespace with the name 'ejb/Liga' but you are looking
for it in the ENC namespace (java:comp/env).
When you changed the jndi-name to Liga and used the following code, you
correctly lookup the bean using JNDI:
Object obj = ic.lookup("Liga");
However as you are no longer using the ENC namespace your web application isn't
as portable as it could be. If the EJB is bound to a different name, like it
was before 'ejb/Liga', then you will have to change the lookup string in your
source code to 'ejb/Liga' and recompile it in order for it to work.
Ideally what you should do is add an <ejb-ref> or <ejb-local-ref> element to
your web.xml file and then add the corresponding <ejb-ref> or <ejb-local-ref>
element to your jboss-web.xml file. These tags map your ENC name to the global
name which the EJB is really bound to. You can then use:
Object obj = ic.lookup("java:comp/env/ejb/Liga");
hopefully this is enough information to get you on the right track.
Mark
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