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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Louis Malenica
Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2002 11:45 PM
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Subject: [OpenEJB-user] HelloWorld example JNDI lookupHI folks,
Out of curiosity, with the HelloWorld example, is it possible to map the "/Hello" JNDI lookup, to one such as "helloDemo/Hello".
So, in the client code:
Object obj = ctx.lookup("/Hello");
Becomes
Object obj = ctx.lookup("helloDemo/Hello");I understand Jboss uses a jboss.xml congif file for such mappings in order to provide a namespace facility, is there anything similar with openejb?
Regards,
Louis.
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Hi
Louis,
Yep,
you can do that in three ways.
1.
Change the ejb-name from "Hello" to "helloDemo/Hello" in your ejb-jar.xml, then
redeploy with the -a option.
2.
Don't change your ejb-jar.xml at all, but simply deploy without the -a option.
When it prompts you for a deployment ID for the bean, type
"helloDemo/Hello". If you take this route, you might want to add the -C
option so you don't have to pick which container to put the bean
into.
3.
Crack open your deployed jar and edit the META-INF/openejb-jar.xml, that's where
all the mapping info is. The deploy tool really does nothing but create
this file. If you take a moment to learn the structure of the file, you'll
never need the deploy tool again. Just check the openejb-jar.xml into your
cvs next to your ejb-jar.xml and pack it in the jar with Ant. The only
time you'll ever need to edit it is when you add/remove/rename a bean from your
ejb-jar.xml or if you add/remove/rename a resource-ref in your
ejb-jar.xml.
-David
- [OpenEJB-user] HelloWorld example JNDI lookup Louis Malenica
- David Blevins