I have an MBean contained in a SAR that depends on a session bean in a separate EJB jar file, and I have included the appropriate depends element in jboss-service.xml. I would like my SAR file to contain ONLY the MBean, but I get a NoClassDefFoundError for my session bean's local interface from ServiceConfigurator.install. This is surprising to me, since I would assume that the class wouldn't need to be loaded until the start method on my MBean is called, presumably after my EJB jar file has been deployed, as there is no static initialization that requires the session bean in the MBean. The MBean also uses a lot of other utility classes (which are also contained in the EJB jar file that it depends on), but I don't have to include those in the SAR file in order to get it to deploy properly. After I include the EJB local interface, I can see that all the proper dependency checking is happening in the JBoss debug output on startup and the deployment succeeds. Why do I need to include the EJB's local interface? This is all on 4.0.2.
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