Hello all, I have an application that works properly, in that it sucessfully looks up an EJB using the JNDI name. However when I attempt to run the same code in a servlet the lookup() fails and says "myBean not defined in this context" I am using Tomcat. Is there any security or other configurations that are needed for my servlet to be able to see my JNDI names?
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Tomcat is not an EJB server. For that, you have to pair it with something like the JOnAS EJB system (http://www.objectweb.org). JOnAS provides a JNDI registry service and EJB server.
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The EJB is running in the borland appserver. The issue is from an application I can do the lookup no problem, but when I take the code that does the lookup and make it a servlet and run it in the webserver with the ejb still on the appserver then the lookup fails.
Originally posted by Tim Holloway: Tomcat is not an EJB server. For that, you have to pair it with something like the JOnAS EJB system (http://www.objectweb.org). JOnAS provides a JNDI registry service and EJB server.
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