Put environment properties in jndi.properties file.

[lauradp]

Hello everybody,

I was trying to create an InitialContext by using default constructor and putting environment properties into the attached jndi.properties file.

I added jndi.properties to my classpath:

<classpathentry kind="src" path="jndi.properties"/>

but properties are not loaded.

May someone help me?

thanks

Laura

[wdfink]

What do you wnat to achieve? Which JBoss versiondo you use? How your environment looks like.

Please provide a bit more details that we are able to help you out.

[lauradp]

Hello! I'm using JBos AS7.My will is to separate configurations and code, so I put all the environments constants in the jndi-properties.xml attached, instead af putting them in the InitialContext constructor.

Since I'm using elcipse IDE I put the xml in the classpath, as shown in my previous post, but  the properties are not loaded!

Thanks

Laura

[wdfink]

For that you should use the jboss-ejb-client.properties.

See the description here.

[lauradp]

In https://docs.jboss.org/author/display/AS71/EJB+invocations+from+a+remote+client+using+JNDI you ca read:

The "org.jboss.ejb.client.naming" has a URLContextFactory implementation which will be used by the JNDI APIs to parse and return an object for ejb: namespace lookups. You can either pass these properties to the constructor of the InitialContext class or have a jndi.properites file in the classpath of the client application, which ......

My question is "how can I put jndi.properites file in the classpath of my application (I'm using Ecplise IDE)?

I wrote this line  in the .classpath file

<classpathentry kind="src" path="jndi.properties"/>

but propertiesa re not read. I suppose mthe problem is in the kind of the classpath entry!

Can anyone help me?