Hi all,
I'm using JNDI lookups just smoothly. I'm using Java WebStart
technology to start my client application.
But I'm running into strange issue with JNDI names. I'm using
PostgreSQL for my application and I'm using more then one connection
pools because of database-user-based security. I suggest the following
naming schema:
jdbc/PostgreSQL/appclient
jdbc/PostgreSQL/adminclient
The problem is in the second slash. All JNDI names with more then one
slash are not available for lookup() and also the JNDI browser in
GlassFish's admin GUI does not shows them.
Is this behavior correct???
Thank you for your advices.
Sincerely
PETR
On 8/17/07, glassfish_at_javadesktop.org <glassfish_at_javadesktop.org> wrote:
> The only thing I can say here is that really s... because that is too complex and helps nobody. Compared to JBoss or Geronimo this is just umbelievable.
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> In addition the documentation is non-existence and the admin UI is not helping in any way to figure out what is the right way to connect to the server. Also the idea that I want to auto-discover my server is really strange. In a production environment I don't want any client to go to the network and broadcast around to find a server because it quite noisy and probably there are more than one server available.
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> Why is it not possible to have the connectivity information available on the JNDI Browsing?
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> -Andy
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