Newbie question on accessing Remote Bean through JNDI

[michaelcourcy]

Hi,

I build a Calculatrice Stateless EJB3,

@Stateless
public class CalculatriceBean implements CalculatriceRemote {

 /** Creates a new instance of CalculatriceBean */
 public CalculatriceBean() {
 }

 public int additionner(int x, int y) {
 return x+y;
 }

}

The appication is deployed in JBOSS nicely.

The name of my ear is EnterpriseApplication1.ear and I can't find the JNDI naming convention for getting this Bean

Object ref = ctx.lookup("EnterpriseApplication1/Calculatrice/remote");
 CalculatriceRemote calc = (CalculatriceRemote)PortableRemoteObject.narrow(ref,CalculatriceRemote.class);

does not work well it should regarding the documentation ....

Any Hints ?

[michaelcourcy]

Trying the trailblazer tutorial, it looks like I did few mistakes

If I get the object locally I should run this code

public void jspInit () {
 try {
 InitialContext ctx = new InitialContext();
 cal = (Calculatrice) ctx.lookup(
 "EJB3Trail/CalculatriceBean/local");
 } catch (Exception e) {
 e.printStackTrace ();
 }
 }

This code work fine in Trailblazer, but it still fail if I try to do it in my own app.

So I try to see the difference between my app and trailblazer and the only noticeable thing I can see so far is in jbaoss-app.xml

<jboss-app>
<loader-repository>
 trailblazer:app=ejb3
 </loader-repository>
</jboss-app>

loader-repository is explained nowhere and I can't understand the choice of "trailblazer".

I really appreciate some little explanation or link on loader-repository.

Thanks

[jaikiran]

This code work fine in Trailblazer, but it still fail if I try to do it in my own app.

Whats the exception that you are seeing? Also can you post some snippets of your code in the bean?