Hi jaikiran,

thanks for your reply.

Let's use an example:

@Stateless(mappedName = "test/jndiTestClass")

@LocalBean

public class TestClass {

}

In the standard configuration this class will be bound under jar-Filename.jar/TestClass!no-interface  --> this is the jndi naming spec like you said. The mappedName attribute of the @Stateless annotation will be ignored.

As far as I remember in the default configuration this class will be bound under test/jndiTestClass, so the mappedName attribute will be used. It seems to me that this is configured somewhere. Or is this implemented in the sources in each configuration differently?

regards

ahrman