Hello, I have a stateful SessionBean (EJB 2.x) called "MySession" being accessed via IIOP and having a Property "MySessionID". Within it's ejbCreate() it should register itself within the JNDI under "mysessions/" + its "MySessionID", just like "mysessions/mysessionid_123", from where it can be looked up again by a client and invoked (via IIOP). The reason for this is a C#-Client (talking IIOP via the "IIOP.Net" - Tool) doing some jobs and a Web-Application acting as "Client" to the C#-Client again by invoking its methods. Therefore all the Communication has to be IIOP. Within the ejbCreate() i bind the MySession-Instance to the JNDI via | Context ctx = new InitialContext(); | Object mysession_ref = this.context.getEJBObject(); | MySessionRemote ms = (MySessionRemote) | PortableRemoteObject.narrow( | mysession_ref, | MySessionRemote.class ); | String jndi = "mysessions/" + mysessionid; | try { | ctx.rebind( jndi, ms ); | } catch (NameNotFoundException nnfe) { | // create subcontext and try rebinding | ctx.createSubContext( "mysessions" ); | ctx.rebind( jndi, ms ); | } | This works fine, the Instance is bound to JNDI (says the JNDIView-MBean), BUT the problem is: The MySessionHome is bound to "iiop/MySession", as the DeploymentDescriptor states it should be accessible via JRMP AND IIOP, whereas the Instances are bound to mysessions/mysessionid_123", and therefore cannot be looked up via the IIOP-Client. How do i tell JBoss to bind them as "iiop/mysessions/mysessionid_123" ? I don't want to put the "common iiop-necessary" properties like "corbaloc::hostname:port/JBoss/Naming/root" to the Constructor of the InitialContext (I think this spoils clustering??) Please help me, it's my diploma-thesis and I'm running out of time (like every college-student I think ... ), I really appreciate any help ;) ! View the original post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&p=3962389#... Reply to the post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=posting&mode=reply&a...