EJB binding w/ JNDI prefix

Question

Hello,
How about if I want to create a subcontext*before*any ejb binding?
for example, I want to bind a ejb with directory prefix like "ejb/MyBean",
how can I achieve that?
I notice that (from the doc)*all* startup action(s) are done after others.
Isn't that mean I cannot use a startup class to create the subcontext "ejb"?
In this case is there any place I can specify in the weblogic.properties
to create a subcontext to hold all my EJB?
Thanks in advance.
regards,
parngon

Answer 1

I have deployed EJBs using JNDI names of "/ejb/<beanshome>" and the
sub-context "ejb" gets created automatically. I'm running WLS 5.1 SP6.
"Andy Winskill" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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[email protected] wrote:
Alexander Petrushko <[email protected]> wrote:
You can specify the name to which the bean will be bound in JNDI by
using the
jndi-name element inside weblogic-enterprise-bean inweblogic-ejb-jar.xml. If
jndi-name is "ejb.MyBean or "ejb/MyBean" the bean will be bound as"MyBean" in
the "ejb" context.
Cheers,
AlexThat works! Many thanks.
At first I don't know that one can bind a name like "a.b.c" and use JNDI
to look up "a/b/c"...
I have tried using "ejb/MyBean" in the weblogic-ejb-jar.xml, but it fails
if I don't create the "ejb/" sub context first.Using the a.b.c notation the sub context's should be automatically createdon deployment. However, I've seen
the / notation fail to create the sub context's as you say. I've not triedthis on SP6 yet.
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Cheers,
Andy