Yes. It appears to work, because the proxy seems to reference the same
object.
At least, it returns the same hashCode, and equals works.
Now I have to figure out why javax.ejb.EntityContext.getEJBObject has
started throwing "java.lang.IllegalStateException: No remote interface
defined.", but
Thanks for pointing out this problem. I applied your change and a couple
others that provide a more permanent solution to Branch_3_2 and HEAD.
Does your fix really work? I'd expect the proxy and actual instance not to
be equal since they have different classes...
Thanks again... I should have
Hi David,
I'm currently working in Branch_3_2, trying to get our app running
under it, amongst other things.
We set up a number of different datasources, all pointing at various
Oracle databases, using the -service.xml style of configuration, and
also using security domains set up in login-co
