Big problem!How to lookup a entitybean which only have local

[pxpwxj]

I want to look up entity bean in my session bean.I give the name "LeagueBean" to this entity bean in my ejb-jar.xml ,source code is:

<ejb-name>LeagueBean</ejb-name>
<local-home>team.LocalLeagueHome</local-home>
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and i do not use a jboss.xml file .when i deploy it in jboss,i see some output in the log:
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Bound EJB LocalHome 'LeagueBean' to jndi 'local/LeagueBean@18635912'
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everytime i deploy it ,the jndi for my bean's localhome is different ,it seems to me i can not control it's jndi name at all.If like this,how can i decide the jndi name to call the "lookup()" function.
Is it a bug??

help me!tell me how to lookup a entity bean which only have local interface.tks

[pxpwxj]

any help ?? tks

[pxpwxj]

oh,I know .Add a jboss.xml file,then define the jndi name for every ejb in this file.it will work.

but for session bean,i need not provide jboos.xml.

[peterj]

Look up the EJB using the name in the global namepsace. If you deploy your EJB, you can easily find out it's name in the global namespace by using the jmx-console. In the jmx-console, under the "jboss" namespace, click "service=JNDIView", and on the JNDIView page click the Invoke button under the list() operation. You EJBs will be listed under "Global JNDI Namepsace".

[rschlege]

I have a similar problem, but checking the JNDIView doesnt help because the bean is not there at all. To create the Bean I used the Netbeans GUI just to be sure that I dont miss anything, but it still doesn't seem to deploy the bean properly.

I use JBoss 4.0.4 and Netbeans 5.5 Beta2. The server log doesn't show any errors.

Thanks for any hints.

[peterj]

If JNDIView does not show the bean, and there is nothing on the console output, then NetBeans did not deploy the bean properly. You should probably search the "JBoss and Netbeans" forum (http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewforum&f=234) to see if there is already a post about this, and if not, ask the question there.