Hi Mattias,
I think I have given some information regarding this section. Anyway
this a more detailed description about lookup string
"java:comp/env/ejb/MyTest".
This string is composed of two parts as I described, "java:comp/env" and
"ejb/MyTest". I have used "ejb/MyTest" since it is a best practice to
give names to EJBs and it comes from your web.xml file. It says MyTest
name is under the tree of ejb directory. "java:comp/env" part comes from
the Geronimo server itself. "MyTest" name deployed in ejb directory
which is under env. This env is the short form of environment.
"java:comp" is the root context of the name space. "comp" means components.
I hope this will help you.
Regards,
Lasantha Ranaweera
Mattias Malmgren wrote:
Hi again!
Lasantha, I would also like to here your comment about the lookup string!
Best regards / Mattias
In the servlet I use
Object objref = initial.lookup("java:comp/env/ejb/MyTest");
I guess that "java:comp/env/ejb/MyTest" is some sort of URL that the
container will use to return the right object (in this case an
interface). Now, what are the rules of the lookup-string? In a
normal web-url eg. http://www.freefarm.se/foo/bar/test.html the
http:// part is the protocol,
<http://www.freefarm.se/>www.freefarm.se is the domain, foo/bar
corresponds to directories and test.html is the file to ret rive and
show in the users browser. But what is "java:" in
java:comp/env/ejb/MyTest?? What is env/ejb?? Is that supposed to
correspond to something we have put in one of the different xml
files? Or is it part of the package com.test.ejb ? MyTest is
probably the name of the remote interface. But why the name of the
remote interface, why not the name of the
