I\'ve developed a EJB application, with a Remote interface. This application was deployed on weblogic 12.
With a java application, i\'m trying use my EJB application, b
You could see your JNDI tree through the following path in Weblogic's console
Environment -> servers -> select your server -> click on view JNDI tree link
I always check JNDI tree for lookup problems.
Why do not you use JNDI portable name for lookup?
https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E19798-01/821-1841/girgn/index.html
If you had deployed your implementation as a separate EAR, you could use the following lookup
ctx.lookup("java:global/[your ear name]/[your jar file name(module name)]/NewSessionBean!co.com.tutorial.stateless.NewSessionBeanRemote");
If you had deployed your implementation as a separate jar, you could use the following lookup
ctx.lookup("java:global/[your jar file name(module name)]/NewSessionBean!co.com.tutorial.stateless.NewSessionBeanRemote");
If you want to look up in the same EAR but in a different jar
ctx.lookup("java:app/[your jar file name(module name)]/NewSessionBean!co.com.tutorial.stateless.NewSessionBeanRemote");
If you want to look up in the same EAR and in the same jar
ctx.lookup("java:module//NewSessionBean!co.com.tutorial.stateless.NewSessionBeanRemote");