Zeon
 
I assume you are not getting a naming exception here, so....
 
Quite likely the home and remote class files are not available to your client (travel agent session bean). You will have to include those in your jar file for the session bean. You don't need the implementation classes.
 
Al
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Subject: [JBoss-user] Problems in working with another EJB jar file

Greetings all,

I tried to play with the TravelAgent example in Monson-Haefel¡¦s EJB book on JBoss 2.2.1 and Win2K.  It¡¦s a session bean calling another entity bean named Cabin, but not in the same .jar  

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