Ajay,
I suspect that you made a mistake when creating the cluster and the JNDI namespace is not clustered. To check this, look for the channel called naming/defaultContext. It probably doesn’t have the little orange “C”-badge on it, indicating that it is not clustered. This happens when you establish the cluster and answer “No” to the question whether to convert local stores to cluster stores.
To correct the situation, proceed as follows:
- Delete the cluster, and convert all stores back to local stores
- Delete all queues and channels from realms 2 and 3 in the cluster, leaving them all on node 1 (assuming node 1 was where you created the JNDI entries)
- Recreate the cluster and answer “Yes” to the question whether to convert local stores to cluster stores. If you get an error after this then you haven’t correctly deleted everything from nodes 2 and 3, so do that and then try again.
You should now have everything clustered again, including naming/defaultContext and should be able to see your JNDI objects on all realms.
Hope this helps.
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