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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Victor Langelo

> I'm afraid you're taking my statement out of context. I was asking this in the
> specific case where one ejb-jar file has a required container managed
> relationship to a bean in another ejb-jar file. In that case, you
> don't have the option of deploying the jars independently.

Correct.  And that's by design.  I would be interested in hearing a good reason
for wanting two EJB's connected by a relationship but deployed in different
jars, though...  This strikes me as a very fragile design.

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Cedric

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