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Subject: SV: Jackrabbit on Glassfish: Exception when registering as JNDI
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> The DummyInitialContextFactory included in Jackrabbit can only handle
> simple names without "/" in them. You can avoid this problem by
> changing the JNDI name to something like "jackrabbit".

Thanks, that set me on the track to comment out the setting of the factory =
so that it instead used the container's - which was what I really wanted in=
 the first place. :)

But I still have a second problem, that a Spring config fails to see the na=
me. Looking in the Glassfish admin, it does not show the registered resourc=
e, only the ones defined in the domain.xml file, i.e. JDBC resources mostly=
...=20

The config I use in Spring to look it up (from a Liferay portlet running on=
 the Glassfish) is:

	<bean id=3D"jndi-repository" class=3D"org.springframework.jndi.JndiObjectF=
actoryBean">
		<property name=3D"jndiName" value=3D"jcr/Jackrabbit" />
		<property name=3D"proxyInterface" value=3D"javax.jcr.Repository" />
	</bean>

- Tor Iver