Hi Raj... On 12/27/06, Raj Saini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Mohammad, Yes I tried the looking up with following naming schemes: Bean name, business interface name, <bean name> + Remote, <business interface name> + remote It seems mailing list mail server wont allow the attachments Can I send it to your private mail id?
Yeah sure I posted this to dev list because I contributing these examples to the
OpenEJB and thought it would be more relevant to the dev list.
Ok, sorry I didn't know :) Thanks,
Raj Mohammad Nour El-Din wrote: > Hi Raj... > > I am not very aware of how JNDI names are constructed for beans > annotated by > @Remote, but did you try looking up the bean using its name only ??? > and plz > attach the example files so I can help you more, and as friendly note, > these > kinds of problems should be posted on the *user* mailing list > [email protected] :) > > > > On 12/27/06, Raj Saini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> I have written a EJB 3 example and trying to run it. >> >> While running the test cases I have observed the following: >> >> Business interface annotated with interface type (e.g. @Remote) , test >> case passes. >> Bean class is annotated with interface type (e.g. @Remote), test cases >> fails and javax.naming.NameNotFoundException is thrown >> >> In both the cases I have used the JNDI name String in "<Bean impl >> class>+Business+ Remote" format. >> >> What is the convention used for JNDI name for the deployed beans? >> >> Thanks, >> >> Raj >> >> >> > >
-- Thanks - Mohammad Nour
