I save successfully saved an ejb w/ dependent object
into the database. But when I try to pull the ejb
back (w/dependent object), the client throws an
exception saying it cannot find the dependent object
class.
Client code snippet:
system.out.println(contact.getName()); // this works
Address a = contact.getAddress(); // this throws exception
The ejb attributes print out on the screen
fine, but when I try to get the Address
dependent object the *client* throws this
exception:
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: Address_Dependent0
Now, I think the problem is obvious. My class
is called "Address" and Orion compiled the class
on the server and called it "Address_Dependent0".
Obviously, the client isn't going to see that.
My question: Can the client not see dependent objects
at all? Should I write another Address class and
copy all the dependent Address class attributes into
it?
Is this addressed in the spec (I didn't see it)?
I hope this is how it is supposed to work, I sure hope
they change it - it seems a huge waste of time to
have to write 2 classes for each dependent object.
-tim
