First off here is my version infomation
jboss-3.0.0_tomcat-4.0.3
apache axis 1_0 (beta 3)
tomcat-3.3.1 (seperate instance for testing remote client)
all running on windows
Ok, now the issue.
i am trying to expose an ejb as a web service using the EJBProvider that comes with apache's axis server.
I have tested my ejb locally, from embeded tomcat instance, and remotely, from a seperate tomcat instance, and it works great.
Now if i do the following steps i can get the web service to work fine.
1. hit a jsp which calls the ejb directly (through jndi, rmi), doesn't matter if the jsp is in the local tomcat or a remote one.
2. hit a jsp (in remote tomcat) which calls the web service.
Everything runs great this way.
The problem starts when i try to hit the web service jsp first. if i do then i get the dreaded
java.sql.SQLException: OracleDS not bound
in jboss and from that point on i cannot even call my ejb directly without getting the same error. But i can however hit a jsp in the local tomcat which simply gets a connection from that data source and returns a row count on one of my tables.
I suppose that the EJBProvider is looking up the ejb in such a way that the datasource becomes unreachable, but i can't figure out why. I have even tried modifying the axis EJBProvider to include the package prefix information (org.jboss.naming:org.jnp.interfaces) when it constructs the JNDIContext (which it did not do before), but that had no affect.
if any one has tackled this thing before i would really appreciate the help
thnx,
Eric
