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Your EJB jar is lacking the proper packaging of deployment descriptors in META-INF (case sensitive) context. Because the EJB descriptors cannot be found it is deploying the classes as a regular JAR.

jar -tvf HelloWorld.jar

And list the contents of that archive. Make sure you have the proper META-INF and deployment descriptors present.

-- Juha

Yes darran.....

I just followed the steps u had mentioned.Cudnt find the jndi name........

:-(

Thanx.....

Stephen

Darran I just opened a browser and put url as http://localhost:8080/jmx-console

Then I clicked Service=JNDIView

Then I clicked invoke button of the list()

I didnt find the jndi name in the Global JNDI Namespace

Can u tell me what can be the problem and give me the solution for it?

May I know is there any changes in deployment descriptor(jboss.xml & ejb-jar.xml)??If so please lemme know.

Thanx in advance
Stephen

Darran,
For your information I am using JBoss 4.0.0 DR2.

Regards
Stephen

Stephen,

I do not use JBoss 4.0 yet so if it is a JBoss 4.0 issue I wont be able to help.

If your bean does not show up in the JNDI view it means that there was a problem deploying it.

Can you have a look in the server log to see if any errors were reported.

Also if your jar is just a test application can you post it on here so that we can have a look at the structure and your deployment descriptors.

From,
Darran.

I was getting same problem. Turns out winzip was converting META-INF to lower case! Had to turn on the option: allow full upper case names and then run jar again - and it works.

I was getting same problem. Turns out winzip was converting META-INF to lower case! Had to turn on the option: allow full upper case names and then run jar again - and it works.

I also have this problem.

Everything seems to deploy fine (the same way rupasrivi's did - maybe it deploys as jar I don't know but it certainly doesn't throw any exceptions or give warnings) - but I'm not able to find it in the "Global JNDI Namespace".

Which files are required - I read somewhere that ejb-jar.xml was not longer required (EJB3).

Does anyone have a link documenting this (the files required, their format, contents and meaning).

Thanks!

btw, FYI - the contents of my archives:

cmdtest.ear

$ unzip -l cmdtest.ear
Archive: cmdtest.ear
 Length Date Time Name
 -------- ---- ---- ----
 0 05-16-06 09:53 META-INF/
 106 05-16-06 09:53 META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
 454 05-16-06 09:53 META-INF/application.xml
 7531 05-16-06 09:53 cmdtest-ejb.jar
 8205 05-16-06 09:53 cmdtest.war
 -------- -------
 16296 5 files

$ unzip -l cmdtest-ejb.jar
Archive: cmdtest-ejb.jar
 Length Date Time Name
 -------- ---- ---- ----
 0 05-16-06 09:53 META-INF/
 106 05-16-06 09:53 META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
 160 05-16-06 09:53 META-INF/jboss.xml
 2560 05-16-06 09:53 META-INF/oracle-ds.xml
 354 05-16-06 09:53 META-INF/persistence.xml
 0 05-16-06 09:53 testing/
 804 05-16-06 09:53 testing/PdfInstalledfontsSessionEJB.class
 3032 05-16-06 09:53 testing/PdfInstalledfontsSessionEJBBean.class
 2602 05-16-06 09:53 testing/PdfInstalledfontsSessionEJBClient.class
 813 05-16-06 09:53 testing/PdfInstalledfontsSessionEJBLocal.class
 2600 05-16-06 09:53 testing/Pdfinstalledfonts.class
 -------- -------
 13031 13 files

$ unzip -l cmdtest.war
Archive: cmdtest.war
 Length Date Time Name
 -------- ---- ---- ----
 0 05-16-06 09:53 META-INF/
 106 05-16-06 09:53 META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
 0 05-08-06 14:08 WEB-INF/
 948 05-16-06 09:49 WEB-INF/web.xml
 860 05-16-06 09:49 test.jsp
 0 05-16-06 09:53 servlets/
 1929 05-16-06 09:53 servlets/TestServlet.class
 0 05-16-06 09:53 testing/
 804 05-16-06 09:53 testing/PdfInstalledfontsSessionEJB.class
 3032 05-16-06 09:53 testing/PdfInstalledfontsSessionEJBBean.class
 2602 05-16-06 09:53 testing/PdfInstalledfontsSessionEJBClient.class
 813 05-16-06 09:53 testing/PdfInstalledfontsSessionEJBLocal.class
 2600 05-16-06 09:53 testing/Pdfinstalledfonts.class
 -------- -------
 13694 15 files