Problem opening an application deployed in WAS6.40 from the browser

Question

Hello friends!
                I developed an application using JBoss-4.0.2. I got the .ear file from there and deployed it in WAS6.40 using "Deploy Tool".I am new to all this. I followed the following steps:-
1.      Opened the deploy tool and created a new project with .dlp extension.
2.In the Deployer tab did the following:-
       1.      Chose Deploy -> EAR -> Load EAR. The File Chooser Window appeared and from the file system, selected the EAR file I wanted to load.
       3.      The EAR file and all of its components appeared on the Deployer tab as a tree.
4. In the deployer tab clicked on "connect" symbol in the tool bar and entered the following details:-
username - admin
password - *****
host - localhost
port - 50004
5.In the deployer tab Selected the ear file node which is loaded.
6.In the right pane, chose context tab.
7.Set the context root for the war files and pressed modify button.
8.Then with a right click on the loaded ear node in the left pane,selected "deployment"-->"deploy ear" from the context menu.
9.I got a message "Deployed Successfully" and then a message "Start the application y/n".
11.I Chose yes.
12.It gave the message "Application started successfuly". But no browser is opened.
13.So, i tried to open it from the browser using the URL "http://localhost:50000/<context-root>/"
But it is giving the following error:-
404 resource Not Found
The requested resource c:/usr/......./...jsp not found.
I verified the directory where the files are being deployed in the WAS (i.e in C:\usr\sap\J2E\JC00\j2ee\cluster\server0\apps\sap.com\)
The file is present.
What is the problem with my procedure?
Why am I unable to view the application in the browser?
Please tell me if there is any thing else to do.
Also suggest me if there is any other tool in Netweaver that fulfills my requirement apart from "Deploy Tool".
Any kind of help in this regard would be great.Please reply me soon.
Thank You,
Jyothsna.

Answer 1

The JNDI call is different when you call an EJB from inside the J2EE.
ctx = new InitialContext();
ref = ctx.lookup("java:comp/env/<JNDI-Name>");
Regards
Stefan