Good question.
list-components(mbeans, life-cycle-modules etc.)
lists the entries as they are available in the "configuration". Thus, when
you deploy an application or a module or a custom MBean or a life-cycle module, an entry
is made in the configuration (domain.xml) and that's what is returned when you do the
list.
list-jndi-entries lists the entries that are available in the JNDI tree of a running server.
AFAIK, the entries are not put into the JNDI tree until there is at least one request to
look them up. If list-jndi-entries is returning nothing, it means that there is nothing in
the JNDI tree. (There could be a bug as well, but AFAIK, there is no bug like "feature
does not work" here :) )
Can you try to invoke a servlet that looks up a data-source or an EJB in your application
and then check the jndi-entries?
Thanks,
Kedar
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