"jaikiran" wrote : You can try adding the bean interfaces to the other jar
(EprocEjb.jar).
It seems to be a great idea ;-(
I found another solution : I have renamed my ejb3 jar to "Zebj3.jar". Then it
is loaded in last position (after my ejb2 jar) and I get no more error when
jboss start...
V
"ericw78" wrote : Yes, there are in 2 separate jars because they come from 2
different projects.
| Why do you say me to package them into an ear ?
| What is different using ear ?
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I suspect that since these beans belong to two different jars (applications),
the classes are not share
Yes, there are in 2 separate jars because they come from 2 different projects.
Why do you say me to package them into an ear ?
What is different using ear ?
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Looks like you are deploying these 2 separately in two separate jar files. Any
specific need to deploy these independently? The easiest way is to package both
these ejb jars in an EAR and deploy that EAR.
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Someone to help me please ?
Thanks
Eric
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