Dear Lviz,
Sorry for the annoyance I've made. My problem was using wrong class, but I was
confused with that "ref is null" output :<
Sorry!
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| if (ref == null)
| System.out.println("Got ref object");
| else
| System.out.println("ref is null");
Sorry all, I have missed coding at this place. So, my home instance is not null
after lookup.
I think I'm finding out my problem. I'll reply soon.
Sorry for tha
Thanks for your help, Lviz.
In serverA, I have package myCompany.business contains home, remote interface
and bean class of beanA. These .class files and the deployment descriptor files
are packed into ejbA.jar file and I put it in the default/deploy folder of
jboss serverA.
In serverB, I have
Dear,
Thanks for your reply, Lviz. I have followed the link
http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=HotDeployClassCastExceptions , now I
can ensure that in my two servers, I have exactly only one copy of those
classes that beanA and beanB share (the messages used to communicate, the Home
and Re
Please help me resolve this problem.
Thank you very much!
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I have 2 jboss servers: serverA and serverB. On serverA, I have a SLSB beanA.
This SLSB has to call some method of SLSB beanB deployed on serverB.
I can successfully lookup beanB from beanA, and do my business. But, when I
restart serverB, I cannot lookup beanB again from beanA.
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