Greetings,

I just moved an EJB application (an EAR file deployed on Jboss) to a
machine on a VLAN without http access to the exterior. The application
would not deploy, giving a "no route to host" error in the java stack
trace. It seems that the server actually goes and looks for the DTD at
Sun , i.e due to the lack of http access:

External entity not found:
"http://java.sun.com/j2ee/dtds/ejb-jar_1_1.dtd".:-1:3

My question:
Does this always happen, or might it be specific to Jboss?

How can I stop this behavior?
Can I include local copies of this or other dtds with the archives?

Frankly, it seems like a secutiry risk to have jar/war/ear potentially
going to pick up dtds from external urls.


TIA,

Chris


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