anonymous wrote : I must copy BeanA and paste deploy folder on Server2 . How I
don't do this
You dont have to copy the bean implementation of BeanA to Server2. You will
just have to copy the bean interface (in this example the interface Check) to
the Server2.
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Hi !
Thanks very much. I solved my problem.
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public class FirstEJB3TutorialClient {
is a good example; use the java.util.Properties object to set the hostname and
don't use jndi.properties on Server1.
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See this example:
http://www.laliluna.de/ejb-3-tutorial-jboss.html
Create a client class on Server1 to connect remotely to Server2.
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But my design is:
On the Server1, I have the bean called BeanA. It's simply:
@Remote
| public interface Check {
| public boolean isValid(double a, double b);
| }
and bean class:
public @Stateless class CheckBean implements Check {
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| public boolean isValid(double a,
