On Thu, Jan 03, 2002 at 06:06:52PM +0330, Ara Abrahamian wrote:
> > I used view-type="both" in the @ejb:bean tag of ProductBean. If I have
> > therefore both the remote and local interfaces generated, is that
> possible
> > that the remote one is choosed by default when calling, and that
> causes
> I used view-type="both" in the @ejb:bean tag of ProductBean. If I have
> therefore both the remote and local interfaces generated, is that
possible
> that the remote one is choosed by default when calling, and that
causes
> the
> whole problem?
Don't forget to specify both jndi-name and local-j
On Wed, Jan 02, 2002 at 09:56:35PM +0330, Ara Abrahamian wrote:
> So no "local interface class name in the tag to describe
> the local reference" but ejb-name.
M'kay. Thanks much for pointing this out.. I believed the problem is with
the xdoclet-generated descriptors; seems I was wrong, sorry.
> I have an entity bean called Product, it's local interface is called
> ProductLocal. If I try to create a local ejb-reference from a facade
bean
> using this tag:
>
> @ejb:ejb-ref ejb-name="ProductLocal" view-type="local"
>
> XDoclet drops this error:
> [ejbdoclet] Running XDoclet failed:
> [e
Narrowing down my problem:
I have an entity bean called Product, it's local interface is called
ProductLocal. If I try to create a local ejb-reference from a facade bean
using this tag:
@ejb:ejb-ref ejb-name="ProductLocal" view-type="local"
XDoclet drops this error:
[ejbdoclet] Running XDocle
Hi,
Anyone can please either show an example using the @ejb:ejb-ref and the
@jboss:ejb-ref-jndi *correctly* to set up a local ejb reference between CMP2
beans, or include such a local reference to the XDoclet-provided
City/Country CMR example? I've been stuck for a long time trying to figure
that
