Basically, the error caused by unsafed java type if both of war and ejb-jar in
your application try to access some "shared" java classes/objects, but the
"shared" java classes are duplicated in war and ejb-jar.
To fix the problem, you should try to reorganize the application structure and
configuration file correctly, so that the shared java classes(by war and
ejb-jar) have only one apperance in the application/file structure.
There are two ways to fix the problem.
1) you may put all files shared by war and ejb-jar to a libraby developed and
built by yourself, say common.jar, and added the following to your jboss
applicaiton.xml.
common.jar
OR,
2) you may put the shared files in ejb-jar only, which can also be accessed by
war.
either of the above approach should work(I tested both of them, works well).
Sorry for the late response. Was busy at a project work.
Happy Christmas and New Year !
Frank
Sun Certified Enterrpised Architect
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
12/23/2005
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