Hi All,
I have a service (singleton) that I want to access from a Tomcat servlet. The tomcat servlet cannot find the service using the MBean server's JNDI name - I always get the name not found exception.
The service I have registered is using @Service annotation without the deployment descriptor. The creation, registration and starting of my singleton @Service object is successfully in the MBean server with the default JNDI name (I didn't assign one). The service has a @Local and @Management interface with no home interface to speak of. I don't anticipate that I will ever need a remote interface or binding since the service will always be used within the same JVM.
- I've tried using the usual <resource-ref> <ejb-ref> in the "web.xml" with associated entries in the "jboss-web.xml" to map the "java:/comp/env/ejb/*" entry to the "jboss.j2ee:*" entry. Each time the tomcat end complains that it cannot find the JNDI name of the "jboss.j2ee:" service as registered in the MBean server (tomcat DOES follow the "java:comp/env/ejb" link successfully).
- I've tried deployment of the tomcat "context.xml" file in META-INF to tell it about the JNDI bindings with the same result.
Any ideas?!?! Any suggestions will be appreciated.
Please post the entire stacktrace, the code where you are looking this up and also the contents of the JNDI tree. See this http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/DisplayTheJDNITreeWithTheJMXConsole for displaying the contents of the JNDI tree