JNDI name tab not present in J2EE RI ,Deploy tool

I have dowlaoded the J2EE server RI.i have created new applications using the deploytool, but was unable to find the JNDI name Tab as per the tutorials.
Can any one help me in figuring out the problem.Let me know what might be wrong with the "deploytool".
Thanks in advance
Ravi

Someone finally found this one (Farhan I think) - I hope you can find this link: its in this forum - just a few weeks old do a search on jndi on this forum if you don't find it.
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jsp?forum=136&thread=321971&start=15&range=15&hilite=false&q=

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JNDI names tab missing on deploytool

Hi folks,
Sorry I'm a bit of a newbie and have been trying out the J2EE tutorial
All was going well, until I had to specify the JNDI names - and the tab
isn't there!
All i have is general - roles - web context. I also get an error
(Cannot obtain list of methods) when I access the secuirty tab of the bean....
Any ideas.
Garry

Bug Id 4782648
Votes 0
Synopsis REGRESSION: JNDI Names tab in deploytool is missing
Category j2ee:deploytool
Reported Against 1.4beta
Release Fixed
State Closed, not a bug
Related Bugs
Submit Date Nov 21, 2002
Description
FULL PRODUCT VERSION :
FOR J2SE, ver 1.4.1
FOR J2EE, ver 1.4 Beta
FULL OPERATING SYSTEM VERSION :
Windows XP
A DESCRIPTION OF THE PROBLEM :
JNDI Names tab in deploytool is missing.
STEPS TO FOLLOW TO REPRODUCE THE PROBLEM :
1.Run deploytool
2.Create New Application EAR
3.Click at the icon for application ear on the left tree
4.On the right panel, you will only see General, Roles and
Web Context tab
REPRODUCIBILITY :
This bug can be reproduced always.
Release Regression From : 1.3.1
The above release value was the last known release where this
bug was known to work. Since then there has been a regression.
(Review ID: 167238)
The JNDI Tab/Pane does not appear for the app or for subsequently added
components (EJB, Web, or app).
(Review ID: 167171)
webbug ytooi4 adrian_popescu
Workaround None.
Evaluation Not a bug.
Per JSR88, JNDI names are now part of the deployment settings customizers.
xxxxx@xxxxx 2002-11-21

Deploytool: Missing JNDI Names tab

I'm attempting the ConverterApp example in the J2EE 1.3 tutorial. In the section titled 'Specifying the JNDI Names' are the following instructions;
To map the enterprise bean references in the clients to the JNDI name of the bean, follow these steps.
1. In the tree, select ConverterApp.
2. Select the JNDI Names tab.
3. To specify a JNDI name for the bean, in the Application table locate the ConverterEJB component and enter MyConverter in the JNDI Name column.
4. To map the references, in the References table enter MyConverter in the JNDI Name for each row.
My problem is that deploytool doesn't display a tab labeled 'JNDI Names'. I see only tabs labeled 'General', 'Roles', and 'Web Context', whereas figure 2-1 in the example shows a deploytool screen that displays tabs labeled 'General', 'JNDI Names', 'Web Context', and 'Security'.
I've tried the deployment steps twice, so I don't think I've missed a step. What can be wrong? I,m running Application Development Tool Version 1.4. Is this the wrong version for this tutorial?

Are you sure that you have selected the application and not he jar from the tree. I'm not sure which one it is, but you should play with that, the gui is a little tricky and depending on whether you have selected the jar or the ejb itself, different menu options will be available.
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tj...

No JNDI Names Tab in deployTool

I followed the J2EE tutorial to run ConverterApp example, but couldn't find the
JNDI Names tab when trying to specifying JNDI names. I am using J2sdkee1.4 on win 2k. Anyone knows what's wrong with this? Thanks

Hi Poeple!
PROBLEM IS DIFFERENT************
People just for your knowledge this is what Sun's people have about it -
According to them its not a bug - As Per JSR88, JNDI names are now part of the deployment settings customizers.
But how to set it now is the question!!!
Foll is from Sun on this Bug - read it up to last
Bug Id 4782648
Votes 0
Synopsis REGRESSION: JNDI Names tab in deploytool is missing
Category j2ee:deploytool
Reported Against 1.4beta
Release Fixed
State Closed, not a bug
Related Bugs
Submit Date Nov 21, 2002
Description
FULL PRODUCT VERSION :
FOR J2SE, ver 1.4.1
FOR J2EE, ver 1.4 Beta
FULL OPERATING SYSTEM VERSION :
Windows XP
A DESCRIPTION OF THE PROBLEM :
JNDI Names tab in deploytool is missing.
STEPS TO FOLLOW TO REPRODUCE THE PROBLEM :
1.Run deploytool
2.Create New Application EAR
3.Click at the icon for application ear on the left tree
4.On the right panel, you will only see General, Roles and
Web Context tab
REPRODUCIBILITY :
This bug can be reproduced always.
Release Regression From : 1.3.1
The above release value was the last known release where this
bug was known to work. Since then there has been a regression.
(Review ID: 167238)
The JNDI Tab/Pane does not appear for the app or for subsequently added
components (EJB, Web, or app).
(Review ID: 167171)
webbug ytooi4 adrian_popescu
Workaround None.
Evaluation Not a bug.
Per JSR88, JNDI names are now part of the deployment settings customizers.
xxxxx@xxxxx 2002-11-21

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Hi. I have two objects with similar JNDI names. Object 1 has JNDI name "abc.test1". Object 2 has JNDI name "Abc.test2". Here is difference in first char size: 'a' and 'A'.
The issue is that in JNDI tree weblogic server console displays only Object 1. To see Object 2 I can change JNDI name for this object, but I do not want to change JNDI name.
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Someone finally found this one (Farhan I think) - I hope you can find this link: its in this forum - just a few weeks old do a search on jndi on this forum if you don't find it.
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jsp?forum=136&thread=321971&start=15&range=15&hilite=false&q=

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I am in the starting phase of learning J2EE technology. I am facing some problem .
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(Attribute) attributes.get(1)+
(Attribute) attributes.get(2)+
(Attribute) attributes.get(3)+
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Yes I have gone through the help document and it was helpful. By the way I am trying to lookup a business interface. Yes we do have control in the means of appName, jarName, beanName, interfaceName. But I understand that having arbitrary names is discouraged as there could be name clashes...and hence an automatically constructed string from appName, jarName, beanName, interfaceName will be used to lookup. Thanks for your help.
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After a Service Request and some trial and error, I got it to work after adding the following part in each 'jar module override' section of the deployment plan:
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