Gregor,
I will try the lookup with '/local', did not know how the local
interface was named for JNDI and I could not see it in the JNDI
browser in Glassfish.
In the mean time I found the answer to my problems. The Dynamic Web
Project was initially created with a web.xml with version 2.2. In the
Hi Chris,
Are you sure you have declared a local as well as remote interface for
your bean?. Currently I get the local interface for a EJB3 session
bean in RPC servlet like so:
public class SystemServiceImpl extends RemoteServiceServlet implements
SystemService {
private static org.apache.l
Hi,
for a reason not yet clear to me the '@EJB' annotation does not work
for the RemoteServiceServlet class. However, instead of using the EJB
annotation the bean can be found using JNDI lookups. But why is it
only possible to get the Remote interface?
I have three projects:
* one EJB project wh
