Hi,
I have tried writing one stateful session bean and two remote interfaces and
two homes.
Secondly, i deployed the two beans using two different techniques in J2EE
RI. First i packed both the beans in the same jar file and deployed in the
J2EE RI, it gave ClassCastException
Then i packed in two jar files and deployed, it gave me the same error. I
don't know the problem. Please let me know about this.
Ripan
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From: E Bakka Reddy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2001 3:00 PM
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Subject: Re: One bean class + two home/remote interface pairs =
deployment problem
Hello,
I am sorry i mentioned something wrong my last mail, saying that u have
single home, but this is correct only in the case of common remote and home
and two different beans, but here the story littele different, two remotes,
two homes and one bean, so u must have two home interfaces.
Sorry once again.
Reddy
ebreddy
24/01/2001 02:54 PM
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Hi,
This type of things i tested and working fine, and u need not declare
second home interface first one is sufficient, but
u must have two different jndi names, two different xml descripters.
Try again, edit the xmls correctly, it will work fine.
Reddy
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