[Lance Drake]

Hi Eclipse Folks

Using the JBoss jmxConsole to see what’s going on I see :

My STATELESS SESSION BEAN reference =

Global JNDI Namespace

 +- EmployeeTicketsControllerLocal (proxy: $Proxy1186 implements interface com.jcm.tickets.interfaces.EmployeeTicketsControllerLocalHome)

The various ENTITY EJB references for my project are:

 +- ejb (class: org.jnp.interfaces.NamingContext)
  |   +- Trident (proxy: $Proxy1191 implements interface com.jcm.table.trident.interfaces.TridentHome,interface javax.ejb.Handle)
  |   +- EmployeeTicketLocalHome (proxy: $Proxy1183 implements interface com.jcm.tickets.interfaces.EmployeeTicketBeanLocalHome)
  |   +- TridentExceptionsLocalHome (proxy: $Proxy1182 implements interface com.jcm.table.trident.interfaces.TridentExceptionsLocalHome)
  |   +- TridentLocalHome (proxy: $Proxy1181 implements interface com.jcm.table.trident.interfaces.TridentLocalHome)
  |   +- EmployeeTicketBean (proxy: $Proxy1195 implements interface com.jcm.tickets.interfaces.EmployeeTicketBeanHome,interface javax.ejb.Handle)

The JAVADOC in my source =

/**
 * 
 * @ejb.bean name="EmployeeTicketsController"
 *           display-name="Name for EmployeeTicketsController"
 *           description="Description for EmployeeTicketsController"
 *           local-jndi-name="EmployeeTicketsControllerLocal"
 *           type="Stateless"
 *           view-type="local"
 */

HOWEVER… the COMP_NAME created in the ‘Local home interface for EmployeeTicketsController’ file is:

  public static final String COMP_NAME="java:comp/env/ejb/EmployeeTicketsControllerLocal";
  public static final String JNDI_NAME="EmployeeTicketsControllerLocal";

Then the UTIL file calls getLocalHome with these args:

com.jcm.tickets.interfaces.EmployeeTicketsControllerLocalHome) lookupHome(null, com.jcm.tickets.interfaces.EmployeeTicketsControllerLocalHome.COMP_NAME, com.jcm.tickets.interfaces.EmployeeTicketsControllerLocalHome.class);

The result is a an error which indicates:

javax.naming.NameNotFoundException: ejb not bound

QUESTION: How is it the ‘ejb/’ path element gets added into the mix for the bean – and/or why does the Stateless Session Bean not get deposited into the jndi ‘ejb’ level but rather just sits out at the root level?

Better yet – what should I be doing differently to get the desired/correct COMP_NAME reference?

Thank you!

[Lance Drake]

OK – I got it.

Adding the line

@ejb.util generate="physical" 

to the JAVADOC header causes the getLocalHome() call in the UTIL object to be made using the JNDI name versus the COMP_NAME variable.

OK! onto the NEXT exception!

Thanks!

(Here’s hoping this info helps somebody else struggling with the same time-hole of a problem!)

[Scott Anderson]

Lance,

Thanks for posting this. The vagaries of XDoclet elude us all at times. Here’s hoping this helps someone else.

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