Thanks, I found my answer. It turns out the only requirement is to place the
Transparent RMI jar, trmi.jar, in the jboss_home/server/your_server/lib directory.
Once done the session EJB can access the designated object from the RMI server in one
single call and then all the objects methods
After reading through the postings concerning the use of EJB objects attempting to
access jni it is apparent that this is verboten. Does anyone know (security issues
aside for the moment) if it is possible to use plain RMI to access a java/jni combined
application running on a separate machine
