Re: Re: Re: JNDI Name for EJB (JBoss migration)

Hi,
This work for me! (I use jdeveloper 11g)


@Stateless(mappedName = "SessionEJB")
@Remote
@Local

public class SessionEJBBean implements SessionEJB, SessionEJBLocal {
    @PersistenceContext(unitName = "vdmc3dejb")


Best regards,
Luis Arce Martinez

>  Hello
>
> Just as a side note, the @Stateful and @Stateless annotations have
> "mappedName" attribute that let you personalize the EJB's JNDI name.
>
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> On 01.08.2010 22:11, [email protected] wrote:
>>
>> Never mind... got it, thanks to a few lines of Java I found that list
>> all the JNDI names registered in a context.
>>
>> For anyone else searching this list with the same problem and
>> accustomed to the JBoss way of doing it, Jonas seems to use the
>> following name convention:
>>
>> com.myco.ejbs.FooImpl_com.myco.ebjs.FooLocal@Local
>> com.myco.ejbs.FooImpl_com.myco.ebjs.FooRemote@Remote
>>
>> (where "com.myco.ejbs" is the package where you ejbs live--uses your
>> package, not generated by Jonas)
>>
>> The code of listing this stuff out yourself is as follows:
>>
>>         *public* *static* *void* list() {
>>                 Context ctx = (Context)*new* InitialContext();
>>                 _NamingEnumeration_ children = ctx.list("");
>>                 *while*(children.hasMore()) {
>>                     NameClassPair ncPair =
>> (NameClassPair)children.next();
>>                     System./out/.print(ncPair.getName() + " (type ");
>> System./out/.println(ncPair.getClassName() + ")");
>>                 }
>>         }
>>
>> Cheers!
>>
>> "If I had asked my customers what they wanted, they would have said 'A
>> faster horse'" -- Henry Ford
>>
>>
>> From: 	[email protected]
>> To: 	[email protected]
>> Date: 	08/01/2010 12:32 PM
>> Subject: 	[jonas] JNDI Name for EJB (JBoss migration)
>>
>>
>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I'm trying to migrate my trivial EJB3 from JBoss to Jonas.  So far I
>> can get my ear up and running but I am not able to access it via jndi.
>>
>> For an EJB "Foo" having an implementation "FooImpl.java" JBoss will
>> automatically create and publish JNDI names for me for the
>> local/remote interfaces respectively:
>>
>> Foo/FooImpl/local
>> Foo/FooImpl/remote
>>
>> I would look up these names just as they are here in my initial
>> context and we're good.   These are generated this way by default in
>> JBoss (although there is an annotation to override this and specify
>> the desired jndi name) with no action required on my part.
>>
>> What is the Jonas equivalent?  Does Jonas publish my EJBs using a
>> different default naming convention?  Trying various permutations I
>> haven't been able to find what jndi name will access my ejb local and
>> remote APIs.  Do I need to configure something explicitly?
>>
>> Thanks!
>> Greg
>>
>> "If I had asked my customers what they wanted, they would have said 'A
>> faster horse'" -- Henry Ford
>>
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