Web module and ejb module use different classloaders, so if you want to use the same xfire instance between these two you need to put xfire jars in some place seen by both ( server share library folder or so). Can't tell exactly where because i haven't use ejb for years :)
Been getting raked trying to figure out how to get xfire.local transport to work on either of these boxes. works fine on jboss and the remote transport(http://blah.com/service) works fine on all three servers. Only the xfire.local doesn't. Could there be a stricter adhearence to EJB law with the webshpere/weblogic, that perhaps loads the libs from the EJB and Web application seperately.
The main issue is that inside the EJB context, I'm instantiating a new ObjectServiceFactory() and I get a ClassDefNotFoundException. Posted a question the other day, thought I might reword it. Rodrigo.
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