I have an application which I am migrating an application(EJB Application to be specific) to EJB 3.1 from EJB 2.1.

Now, I want a custom JNDI mapping for a Stateless bean. I had set the mappingName with the Stateless Annotation, but it only sets the mapped-name XML Tag in the ejb-jar_merged.xml file.

Now, I want to set the following simple-binding-name programatically, probably via using the EJB3.1 Annotations. Is that possible to do so?

I except the following, ibm-ejb-jar-bnd.xml to look this way(Potentially without creating this file manually).

<session name="SomeEJBBean" simple-binding-name="ejb/org.abc.ejbclient.SomeEJBBean"/>

Any help is greatly appreciated.

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Rohit
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It sound like you want to do

@EJB(name="myEJB")

You can also try lookup = "MyEJB"

Brian

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Brian S Paskin
Sr. Technology Engineer
IBM Cloud Engineering
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Original Message:
Sent: Tue July 30, 2024 01:26 PM
From: Rohit
Subject: EJB3 custom JNDI Binding Name with Websphere

I have an application which I am migrating an application(EJB Application to be specific) to EJB 3.1 from EJB 2.1.

Now, I want a custom JNDI mapping for a Stateless bean. I had set the mappingName with the Stateless Annotation, but it only sets the mapped-name XML Tag in the ejb-jar_merged.xml file.

Now, I want to set the following simple-binding-name programatically, probably via using the EJB3.1 Annotations. Is that possible to do so?

I except the following, ibm-ejb-jar-bnd.xml to look this way(Potentially without creating this file manually).

<session name="SomeEJBBean" simple-binding-name="ejb/org.abc.ejbclient.SomeEJBBean"/>

Any help is greatly appreciated.

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Rohit
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