>Context iContext = new InitialContext(env);
><file://Object>Object object = iContext.lookup(
>"java:comp/env/whip/ejb/find/memberfinder" );
I'm using Tomcat for development and Resin on the deployment platform and I
do not have any problem.
The code is the same and in both cases I'm using something like
Context ic = getInitialContext();
Object o = ic.lookup("Displayer");
where Displayer is the name of my bean.
It works great and Resin it's a faster servlet container than Orion.
Best regards,
Kazuma
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Mountain View, CA
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