Namespaces should follow these rules:

1. Unqualified relative names like "DefaultDS" or "jdbc/DefaultDS"
   should be qualified relative to "java:comp/env", "java:module/env", or
   "java:jboss/env", depending on the context.
2. Unqualified "absolute" names like "/jdbc/DefaultDS" should be
   qualified relative to a "java:jboss/root" name.
3. Qualified "absolute" names like "java:/jdbc/DefaultDS" should be
   qualified the same way as #2.
4. The special "java:jboss" namespace is shared across the entire AS
   server instance.
5.  Any "relative" name with a "java:" lead-in must be in one of the five
   namespaces: "comp", "module", "app", "global", or our proprietary
   "jboss".  Any name starting with "java:xxx" where "xxx" is a name which
   is not equal to one of the above five would result in an invalid name error. 

it doesn't pick up my changes

[2:10pm]hbraun:do we have constraints on certain jndi names?

[2:10pm]

[2:11pm]hbraun:looking at http://pastebin.com/cmsLf3Fz, it seems the the jndi is "java:/jboss/datasources/ExampleDS"

[2:13pm]hbraun:but "jdbc/mysql" doesnt show up instead

On Jul 20, 2011, at 1:56 PM, Heiko Braun wrote:

Is ${subject} supposed to work?
It doesn't even show the default datasource.


Ike
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