Sorry I made a mistake posting the code in the forum..
The real code I used is import javax.ejb.*;
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I think you are missing jars on the client side.
Have another try after you add all jars in client folder to the classpath
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I worked around the problem: installing the EJB-3.0_RC4 and changing the JNDI
reference accordingly the sample work ... but I'm still puzzled about the
behavior described in the post... 'cause I've not found yet a solution for the
old environment.
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ragsta wrote :
| package com.alblab.ejb3.interfaces;
| | // remote interface
| |
| | import javax.ejb.Local;
| |
| | @Remote
| | public interface RemoteCalculator {
| | public double calculate(int a,int b);
| | }
|
It strikes me as strange that you
