The following has been added and will be in the jboss-metadata-1.0.0.Beta11 release. calling determineContainerName() is what you would do to reliably get the name the container was registered under. | Added: | | /** | * Get the kernel name for the ejb container. This is the managed property | * version admin tools may use to control the name. Generally its not set | * and the server will set the name via the generatedContainerName | * non-managed property. | * | * @see #setGeneratedContainerName(String) | * @return containerName property value. | */ | public String getContainerName() | public void setContainerName(String containerName) | | /** | * Get the generated kernel name for the ejb container. This is the | * non-managed property version that the server would use to set the name | * it generated when no containerName property existed. | * | * @see #getContainerName() | * @return generatedContainerName property value. | */ | @XmlTransient | public String getGeneratedContainerName() | public void setGeneratedContainerName(String containerName) | | /** | * Get the kernel name for the ejb container. This is either the | * containerName managed property, or a runtime generated name set via | * the non-managed generatedContainerName property. | * @return the kernel name for the ejb container | */ | public String determineContainerName() | View the original post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&p=4148103#... Reply to the post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=posting&mode=reply&a...