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13. Oct 2008, 11:51 CET | Link

Hi,

I'm really new into Seam (in effect I'm studying it because it's used in the web application I've to modify), and I experienced some issues when handling JNDI.

I exposed a connection factory via a datasource that binds to a JNDI name (an Apache Jackrabbit Repository, using the resource adapter and JCA). I've got a Seam application that needs to retrieve that factory via JNDI.

If I try the standard way - I mean: 

obj = new InitialContext().lookup(jndiName)

I don't receive any exceptions but obj is null. Then I can't get anything to work properly :)

I read there are some other ways to inject that JNDI object in my component (it has an application scope and it's annotated with @Startup, this is why I guess the inizialization begins when you deploy the app), but I really haven't figured how to do it. Tried with @In(jndiName) before the Object declaration (at class scope), but it didn't work.

Thank you for helping.