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Posted to users@tomee.apache.org by Neale Rudd <ne...@metawerx.net> on 2012/03/06 14:13:43 UTC

Re: Findings from moving a Tomcat 7.0.26 app to TomEE beta 1.0.0 plus

Hi Afryer,

Thanks, I tried the META-INF/resources.xml approach, but no luck there 
either.  I still can't get the datasource recognised except via openejb.xml 
so far.

Also when I browse JNDI with the openejb app, I can't see the JNDI resource 
defined in context.xml or resources.xml, or the one from openejb.xml (which 
is working).  A bunch of beans from the app show up though.

Why doesn't the JNDI browser show the JNDI resources from openejb.xml?

I might try enumerating the JNDI space with a separate app and see what I 
can find.

Best Regards,
Neale

Re: Findings from moving a Tomcat 7.0.26 app to TomEE beta 1.0.0 plus

Posted by Romain Manni-Bucau <rm...@gmail.com>.

think the jndi page only show EJBs.

it is inherited from JEE5 where jndi was contextual that's probably the
reason.

- Romain


2012/3/6 Neale Rudd <ne...@metawerx.net>

> Hi Afryer,
>
> Thanks, I tried the META-INF/resources.xml approach, but no luck there
> either.  I still can't get the datasource recognised except via openejb.xml
> so far.
>
> Also when I browse JNDI with the openejb app, I can't see the JNDI
> resource defined in context.xml or resources.xml, or the one from
> openejb.xml (which is working).  A bunch of beans from the app show up
> though.
>
> Why doesn't the JNDI browser show the JNDI resources from openejb.xml?
>
> I might try enumerating the JNDI space with a separate app and see what I
> can find.
>
> Best Regards,
> Neale
>