I had a feeling that might be it.  Thanks for the confirmation.

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> The manifest of the referencing ejbjar must list all 
> referenced ejbjars (ClassPath: ejbjar1.jar ejbjar2.jar 
> ejbetc.jar). All ejbjars need to be in the ear. This is by 
> spec. BEA has traditionally not honored this restriction. I 
> don't know the state of WLS 8.1, but version 6 through 8.0 
> blindly made all jars of an ear visible to all ejb jars.
> 
> /Johan
> 
> 11 jun 2005 kl. 16.26 skrev Karr, David:
> 
> > I'm planning a certain organization of EJB classes and 
> modules, and I 
> > wanted to confirm how I thought something works before I 
> got too far 
> > down this path.  I'm going to lay out some background of my 
> question, 
> > but the final question is a small detail.
> >
> > I'm planning on having an app that reaches a certain 
> "pre-build" step 
> > with a single ejb jar, containing a single EJB class and the 
> > appropriate descriptors.  The application.xml will reference this 
> > module.  From this, I'm planning to "clone" everything in 
> the ejb jar, 
> > except for the
> > class file, and produce a new ejb jar with a modified ejb-jar.xml,
> > which
> > references the original class name.  I'll modify the
> > application.xml to
> > only reference the "cloned" EJB module.  At deployment time, I'll
> > include the two jar files at the root of the EAR.
> >
> > The "cloned" ejb-jar references the class from the original 
> ejb-jar. 
> > They are both present at the root of the ear.  Will this reference 
> > work, or do I have to do something special to get this to work?
> >
> > I'm building and deploying this with WebLogic 8.1SP4.
> >
> > 
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