"kyle.bober" wrote : What do you mean by @Service? Am I missing and annotation?
Ah, forget that @Service thing. I just mixed up another thread and also got
confused by the interface names you had for those stateless beans.
The important thing i was interested in knowing was :
"jaikiran" wrote : And you have the interfaces of the beans packaged in both
the isolated EARs?
Which you answered:
"kyle.bober" wrote : Yes, that is correct.
So from what i see, this looks similar to EJBTHREE-1889 which we'll be fixing.
>From what i have seen in that issue, i guess you do have a workaround for
>@Stateless beans. Instead of looking up the bean, try injecting it:
| @Stateless
| @LocalBinding(jndiBinding=IUserLocal.EJB_JNDI)
| @RemoteBinding(jndiBinding=IUserRemote.EJB_JNDI)
| public class Service2EJB implements IService2Local, IService2Remote {
|
| @EJB (mappedName=IService1Remote.EJB_JNDI)
| IService1Remote anotherBean;
|
| public void test() throws RemoteException {
| System.out.println("Remote Integer :: "+anotherBean.read());
| }
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