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Hi.
I'm using JBoss 4.2.0 CR 2
I've got:
@Stateless
@Remote(ProjectFacade.class)
public class ProjectFacadeBean implements ProjectFacade, ProjectFacadeLocal
found it in the JNDI Console as :
ProjectFacadeBeanRemote (proxy: $Proxy1
Do you have an @Local annotation on ProjectFacadeLocal?
S,
ALR
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Sure, I've got.
Testing :
Object projectFacade = context.lookup("ProjectFacadeBean/local");
return ( projectFacade.toString() + "" + (projectFacade instanceof
facade.ProjectFacadeLocal) + (projectFacade instanceof facade.ProjectFacade) +
(projectFacade instanceof ProjectFacadeBean) + " "
I give up.
I tried on JBoss 4.2.0 RC2 and on JBoss 4.2.0.GA , on Java5 and on Java6...
Does anyone have a simple ear with an EJB3 jar and webapp war inside, which I
can simply run and test ?
I would be most grateful for such an example.
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Curious as to why you're having this problem.
If you ZIP/TAR up your source and email me, I'll have a look. Contact info in
my profile.
S,
ALR
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"ALRubinger" wrote : ...
i have similar problem... could you post your solution about the peper's code
here?
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Peper sent me his code, and the fix was related to Classloading in JBoss.
Reference:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=ClassLoading
Peper had an EAR, and in it, a WAR and EJB3 JAR. Within the WAR
WEB-INF/classes were class files also defined in the EJB3 JAR.
Because more than one cla
Thanks for Your help! Of course it was the problem.
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"ALRubinger" wrote : ...
| Because more than one classloader was picking up duplicates of the class
definitions, the WAR-scoped classloader was attempting to cast the object
retrieved from JNDI (of type recognized by the EJB3 JAR Classloader) and cast
it (incorrectly) into its own version.
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