JNDI help please

2001-05-11 Thread David Ekholm

I am desperately trying to understand how the JNDI service works. I want to
be able to lookup EJBs thru the fully specified path, i.e
java:comp/env/ejb/BeanJndiName, but it only works with BeanJndiName
directly. This is not so much problem as the second one: I store environment
vars in web.xml. These I can only retrieve through a reative lookup too
(i.e. just the name of the variable without java:comp/env prepended). Why do
I want to use the fully specified URL/path you say? Well, I want to be able
to access the environment variables set in web.xml from the EJB layer, but
here it only works if I specify ../EnvVarName. I want to have a general code
doing these lookups that is being accessed from both the web- and EJB layer,
but without a fully specified path, it won't work.

/David


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JNDI help please

2001-05-11 Thread David Ekholm


 I am desperately trying to understand how the JNDI service works. I want
 to be able to lookup EJBs thru the fully specified path, i.e
 java:comp/env/ejb/BeanJndiName, but it only works with BeanJndiName
 directly. This is not so much problem as the second one: I store
 environment vars in web.xml. These I can only retrieve through a reative
 lookup too (i.e. just the name of the variable without java:comp/env
 prepended). Why do I want to use the fully specified URL/path you say?
 Well, I want to be able to access the environment variables set in web.xml
 from the EJB layer, but here it only works if I specify ../EnvVarName. I
 want to have a general code doing these lookups that is being accessed
 from both the web- and EJB layer, but without a fully specified path, it
 won't work.
 
 /David