Endpoint for an EJB deployed on JBOSS?

Check the JNDI to make sure that you are using the right key. To do this.

Check the JNDI to make sure that you are using the right key. To do this: Access JBoss:service=JNDIView in JMX-Console invoke list() method Verify whether your EJB is bound properly and confirm that the key you are using is correct.

Thanks a lot, surprisingly it is bound as global JNDI Namespace, so connection string was "Service/remote-com.ecw.ejb. ServiceRemote" no app name to append to? Is this good or bad?

– Grrrrr Jul 26 at 4:42 I don't see any issue with it. BTW, you can provide your own JNDI name if you don't like the default one. For custom name, you need to use LocalBinding/RemoteBinding annotations or their XML equivalents.

– helios Jul 26 at 12:53 You may want to accept the answer if the solution worked for you :-) – helios Jul 26 at 17:43.

Verify that you have updated the web. Xml to use I think the spec says that EJBs are not processed in a Java EE 6 way if this isn't done in your web.xml.

Yup this is already there – Grrrrr Jul 26 at 4:32.

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