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javax.naming.NameNotFoundException

 
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Hi Everyone,


I am trying to call an EJB (running on JBOSS 6.0.0-M3) from a Servlet (running on Tomcat 6.0) but i am getting the following error:



I have configured everything properly, added all the JAR's. My servlet code is:



Please help!!!
 
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What jndi-name(s) does the JNDIView MBean from the jmx-console show for your beans? Use the list() operation on that MBean to display the JNDI tree.
 
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Well when i opened the JNDIView, and opened list(), i didn't find any JNDI Name which starts with the name of "Percentage" or should i be looking for something else. Also I found some errors, on the page as well.





 
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While your application server (JBoss) getting started, you can see that your EJB getting bound to jndi name on console(or in server.log).
From exception it seems that your EJB is not registered with jndi.
 
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I have finally got rid of the Naming Exceptions. But now when I run the servlet I get a whole set of other exceptions:



Even googling didn't help much on this!
 
Don't get me started about those stupid light bulbs.
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