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-Alexis
On Dec 26, 2008, at 23:39, glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> Hello there !
>
> I believe My Subject is the summary of my question, but to put it
> more adequately, I will detail my scenario:
>
> I work with NetBeans, and I create an EJB (without a JNDI name); (I
> believe there's an annotation that allows to specify the JNDI name
> for deployment (But I'm such a newbie to EJB 3 that I don't really
> know))
>
> The point is, When I omit the JNDI name for a Bean, NetBeans deploys
> it with a default name that's actually the fully qualified name of
> the Bean class. You can see that it gets deployed this way when you
> look at the GlassFish Log.
>
> So my Real Question is:
>
> [b]How can I use the GlassFish Admin Console to find an EJB that has
> been deployed in that way ?[/b]
>
> I check the JNDI resources and never have I been able to find it !
>
> I suppose my question is pertinent because I can use JNDI to locate
> my EJB Object and then call biz methods on the Bean !
>
> So where's the JNDI Registration ?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> and Good Luck!
>
> Jose
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