On Jan 21, 2009, at 8:13 AM, Fredrik Jonson wrote:
In <[email protected]> Fredrik Jonson wrote:
The thing is, I do not see any exceptions when I deploy the jca
component,
and geronimo seems to inject something. Otherwise I'd expect a
nullpointer
exception on deployment.
Oups, that is not correct. I got a nullpointer, but it was swallowed
by the
work manager, so it didn't show up in the log file.
So, the @Resource injection of the jms resources clearly does not
work in
my connector component.
Right, connnectors don't support annotations at all. Annotations only
work in web apps, ejbs, and javaee app clients.
Note also that connectors don't have a configurable java:comp/env
naming context: they'll get the java:comp/env context of whatever
happens to be calling the connector object. So if you want to use
jndi in an app-independent way you'll have to make sure your jca stuff
is bound in global jndi under known names and look it up using those
names. These global jndi names will be specific to a particular app
server (at least). You might be able to configure them using config-
properties.
thanks
david jencks
--
Fredrik Jonson
