Raghu Rao wrote:
> Hi,
> I have 2 EJBeans. In one bean(say A) i am trying to invoke other bean
> (say B) through Java Reflection API (This is my absoulte necessity. I
> don't want to do JNDI lookup).
Heh? If you don't do a JNDI lookup, you can't get an instance of the bean.
> CASE 1:- When
Hi,
I have 2 EJBeans. In one bean(say A) i am trying to invoke other bean (say
B) through Java Reflection API (This is my absoulte necessity. I don't want
to do JNDI lookup).
CASE 1:- When i try to do this, the Exception i get is that the bean B's
Home Interface Class not found.
CASE 2:- Then
