Hi,
I'm just starting with EJB, and there's one thing I don't
see very clear, I'm very confused anyhow
I tried writing a simple echoing EJB
path: tst.echo with a Remote and Local interface
i'm using JBOSS as EJB server and want to find my EJB from a servlet
AND FROM a standalone program I want to access echoLOCAL.
I'm using annotation and call my bean
@Stateful(name="hasbean") no path nor anything
my intialcontext seems to succeed.
JBOSS signals my bean is intalled
how the hell can I find back the bean ???? in JBOSS Standalone
ctx.lookup("hasbean") ?
ctx.lookup("hasbean") ?
ctx.lookup("java:hasbean") ?
ctx.lookup("java:/env/hasbean") ?
ctx.lookup("java:/env/ejb/hasbean") ?
ctx.lookup("java:/env/ejb3/hasbean") ?
or that other combination
agree there is a need for a standard ? but htere is also a need for
some proper explanation ??
after trying most combinations I'm completely lost
I tried looking in the list be
EnumerationNaming ns ctx.list("hasbean")
EnumerationNaming ns ctx.list(java:hasbean")
EnumerationNaming ns ctx.list(java:)
EnumerationNaming ns ctx.list(java:/env)
EnumerationNaming ns ctx.list(java:/env/)
EnumerationNaming ns ctx.list(java:/env/ejb)
EnumerationNaming ns ctx.list(java:/env/ejb/)
EnumerationNaming ns ctx.list(java:/env/ejb3/)
EnumerationNaming ns ctx.list(java:/env/ejb3)
but all without any success
Where to use the EJB name and where to use the JNDI name.
Looks like the EJB name is used in the bean, and the JNDI name
is used in JBoss, but how about in the client ?
Moreover the "path" often varies:
sometimes the "full path" (java:comp/env/ejb/thebean) is used
sometimes ejb/thebean
sometimes thebean
Thanks for any enlightment...
