Dominique Jean-Prost [
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"regarding ejb remote access with global JNDI Namespace"
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Hello everybody,
After searching for an error during half a day, I found a very strange behaviour in jboss
5.1.0GA that I can't explain. Here is my case :
My jboss server holds an EJB 2.1 bound to this jndi name : +"A"+. Please note
that it is bound to a global jndi namespace (not a +java:+ namespace). As is, it is
considered as remote.
I wrote a unit test where I :
- lookup this EJB using +java:/A+ <-- my error I searched for a long time
- call a method on the stub
--> It works, even though I made a mistake on the jndi name.
Then I deployed a second ejb on another jboss server, which looked up the A ejb on the
other server using the same "wrong" name +"java:/A"+ : I got the
*NameNotBoundException* which is normal.
After searching half a day the reason why I got the *NameNotBoundException,* I realized
that my mistake was the jndi name I kept on using : +java:/A+
So I changed it to "A", and then my lookup started to work.
I now have found my error and am happy with it. The only thing I don't understand is
that my code in my unit test still works using +java:/A+ which is false.
Is there somewhere in jboss some code that would say. "ok, even if the name my client
is requesting is +java:/foo+, I try to search +foo+ just in case my client would have made
a mistake, because I do know that I'm called by a remote client". This behaviour
would not occur when called within a jboss server, even if used as a remote client for
another server ?
Can someone explain it to me ?
Thank you.
Dom
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