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| Re: Interop with WLS 10 and other application servers |
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Fri, 4 Jan 2008 02:01:13 -0800 |
Christian Huber <> writes:
ServerNamingNode should get replaced when serialized, should should
never see it in user code.
andy
> Hi,
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> i think i got a bit closer to solve the problem stated above. When i list
all the contents of the JNDI context provided by the EJB host i do get an entry
for the NamedSecurityBean which i want to look up. But the entry is of the
class weblogic.jndi.internal.ServerNamingNode instead of javax.naming.reference.
My assumption is, that this is the reason i cannot access the EJB from another
application server instance. Can anyone verify this assumption? And if that
really _is_ the cause, then how can i solve this? I deployed the EJB as usual
and the same jar file deployed on a glassfish instance does result in the JNDI
name being available as a javax.naming.reference. Or could this simply be an
internal difference between those two application servers and should not affect
the accessibility at all?
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