I also have 2 stateless session beans creating instances of each other. In case
of Chetan, it occurs in setSessionContext() and in my case, it occurs in
ejbCreate(), but for both of us it worked with release 4.0.0 and not any more
with 4.0.2.
Nobody has an idea?
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I searched a version compatibility table for JBoss (interopability between JBoss
client and JBoss server), but I could not find it. But I could find such a table for
WebSphere
(http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/wasinfo/topic/com.ibm.websphere.base.doc/info/aes/ae/tins_xver.html)
and
Is a JBoss application server able to communicate with other JBoss application server
with different versions within a cluster? Does the remote clients also have to use the
JBoss jars with the same version as the JBoss application server?
Frank
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I have 2 systems where Jboss (3.0.4) is installed, and I would like to run my
application on each of them but in a stand alone way. But by default, Jboss is
configured as part of a cluster and every new starting Jboss instance is discovered
and becomes a member of the cluster.
how can I