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Hi everyone,
Im an ejb3.0 newbie and am trying to run my first bean, however i keep getting a NameNotFound exception everytime i run the client code, I'm using Jboss and have added all jar files required for the application to run.
One thing that seemed odd when i deployed the bean was that no reference was made to JNDI name by exception at the server end which is usually made as soon as the bean is deployed, could someone please tell me where im going wrong.

Thanks in advance,
Ravissant Markenday
 
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Hi again,

The following is the code in my client program:




and this is the error i get:



What i could tell from my limited knowledge of ejb is that the error has something to do with the JNDI name, please help, tahnsk again
 
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Ravissant,
Is "com.infotech.business.MyBusinessInterface" what you named the bean when registering it in JNDI? It's possible, but convention uses slashes rather than dots.

You can tell what JNDI name is used by looking at the @EJB annotation or in your ejb-jar.xml if you overwrote it.
 
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