Binding JavaBeans In JNDI in WLS 6.1

Question

I am attempting to bind a simple JavaBean in the JNDI tree in WLS 6.1 but I
get
a NamingException with the message 'null'. It works if I use a simple String
class
but anything other than a primitive fails.
I want to store basic lookup data in the JNDI tree. I am replacing a caching
package
that used workspaces to use JNDI. Otherwise I will need to resort to
Javaspaces
instead,....?
Any help would be appreciated....
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Answer 1

Thanks for your response.
The plugin inexplicably starts to work again after several days
without changes to obj.conf file but the webserver was restarted.
However, when I first spotted the problem, I restarted the webserver several
times with no visible effect on the problem. I need to trace this
and see if I can duplicate the problem again, but for now, the
problem has gone away.
"Eric Gross" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]..
This may be a netscape issue since, from what you are saying, the weblogic
plugin gets invoked on any request.
The only time the plugin gets invoked is if it goes into the object tag.
Can you paste your full obj.conf?
Thanks,
Eric
"newsgroups.bea.com" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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I recently upgraded our dev weblogic 6.1 to SP4. Around the same time,the
netscape plugin inexplicably starts to behave differently.
I have the following configuration lines in the obj.conf file
<Object name="test" ppath="*/apps/*">
Service fn=wl_proxy WebLogicHost=appserver.mycompany.com
WebLogicPort=7001
</Object>
I did not configure the plugin to proxy by mime type.
But no matter what I put in the url, it automatically gets proxied to
appserver host.
I tried:
http://web.mycompany.com/index.html - I see the WebLogic Index page
instead
of the default Netscape Webserver home page.
http://web.mycompany.com/test/test.jsp - I see the test jsp page, even
though it is not a path that I configured to proxy over to weblogic.
Anybody experience this before?
TIA,
John