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From: "Manu George" <manu.t.george@gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: getting the datasource ref in a gbean
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Hi ,

       I have a final object (SessionFactory of hibernate)  that I need in
the JNDI context of an application. Since Geronimo does not have a global
JNDI Context I am planning to write a GBean to initialize the Session
factory and then in the application provide the gbean-ref. Does this featur=
e
work as of now? If I have a $getResource() in my gbean and return the
session factory will I get the session factory in the JNDI context of the
application.  Is this the correct approach? What i want is a sessionfactory
bound to the JNDIContext of the application using Hibernate.

Regards
Manu

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Hi ,<br>
<br>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; I have a final object
(SessionFactory of hibernate)&nbsp; that I need in the JNDI context of
an application. Since Geronimo does not have a global JNDI Context I am
planning to write a GBean to initialize the Session factory and then in
the application provide the gbean-ref. Does this feature work as of
now? If I have a $getResource() in my gbean and return the session
factory will I get the session factory in the JNDI context of the
application.&nbsp; Is this the correct approach? What i want is a
sessionfactory bound to the JNDIContext of the application using
Hibernate.<br>
<br>
Regards<br>
Manu<br>
<br>
<br>
<br>
<br>

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