One last problem remains. Everything is working perfekt as long as I use http.
As soon as I use https, only fetching the InitialContext works and the lookup
ends up with:
| 12:15:47,484 DEBUG [SSLSocketBuilder] Could not find keystore url. Can not
find store file for url because store url
An upgrade from JBoss 4.2.0.GA to 4.2.2.GA solved the issue ... seemed to be
some problem in the remoting.
So I hopefully end this thread and maybe its of some help for others.
P.S.: Now the trouble moved towards jbossws, but thats an other story ...
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Found it myself. Here is an example:
| jboss
| enterprise-beans
| session
| ejb-nameTestSessionBean/ejb-name
| remote-binding
| jndi-nametest/TestSessionBean/remote/jndi-name
| client-bind-url
|
And again something I missed.
You have to use the http://www.jboss.org/j2ee/schema/jboss_5_0.xsd.
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I know that it is possible to specify the RemoteBinding also in an XML file
(did not test it till now) but I dont wanna let a customer edit such files.
Maybe it would help to explain by the fact that most customers run different
systems for QA, training and production. Each time I move a
As far as I know (and we're using EJB3overHTTP(S) really heavy) the generated
EJB3-Stub sent to the client need the communication endpoint read from
@RemoteBinding(clientBindUrl=xxx), which is in fact a really bad idea, or
from jboss.xml and the client-bind-url/client-bind-url within the
Could you please post an example of the jboss.xml. I was searching in the DTD
(http://www.jboss.org/j2ee/dtd/jboss_4_2.dtd) but I did not find the tags.
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