Thanks for the tip. And yes I did have two instances running. However, I
cleaned up my act so that I only have one now and I'm still getting the
ClassCastException error.
Any other pearls of wisdom for me?
Thanks,
Nigel
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Can anyone help me - I'm at a loss. I'm also embarrassed because I think this
should be easy. I've deployed my application in an EAR, it contains a JSF web
app, and some EJB's.
Here's the code I use to call the bean.
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