I have a EJB with a remote interface that I want to access from a client. I have difficulties to build the string for the JNDI lookup. Is there a command line tool which shows all register enterprise beans in the naming service? Or can I see this in a log file?
The JNDI name should look like this:
corbaname:localhost:2809#ejb/global/MyApp/MyModule/EJBName!full.package.remote.interface.Name
I’m also not really sure if my app and module name in the string is correct.
As far as I know there is no way to dump the JNDI namespace on WebSphere Liberty (there is a way to do this in WebSphere traditional).
The easiest way to check what JNDI name your EJBs are registered at, is to check the messages.log file. In the messages.log file you should see some CNTR0167I messages which indicate where the server has bound your EJBs. The messages.log file can be found in ${server.config.dir}/logs/messages.log.
Example EJB binding message:
CNTR0167I: The server is binding the com.example.DatabaseBean interface of the DatabaseBean enterprise bean in the TestProject.war module of the TestProject application. The binding location is: java:global/TestProject/DatabaseBean!com.example.DatabaseBean
For more info, check out the IBM doc:
Using enterprise JavaBeans with remote interfaces on Liberty