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sorry to be nagging you all so much now, but im new to j2ee and i promise it wont last long 😉
im having trouble looking up beans through the jndi name. using a name like “/ejb/BeanName” i have no problems(doing it by hand). but xdoclet, through MyEclipse, generates names like “java:com/env/ejb/BeanName”, and with names with that prefix ive never been able to look up a bean successfully (i always get a ‘bean not bound’ error), either by hand or with MyEclipse. so i guess what i need is to either figure out how to change the jndi name generated with MyEclipse to exclude the ‘java:comp/env/’, or how to use it with the prefix. from what ive read, it seems the correct way is to use the prefix. in the generated Home interface, there is the JNDI_NAME and COMP_NAME, but for some reason i cant figure out it tries to lookup the home with the COMP_NAME(the one that i cant modify), not the JNDI_NAME(the one that i can). thank you
sorry, i should have mentioned that this is through trying to use the generated Util class for lookups
nm, i figured it out. for anyone else with the same problem, you need to generate a physical util class with
@ejb.util generate = “physical”
