Ok, my fault! I actually had my classpath wrong on
both sides. That's the trouble with having three or
four app servers on a single notebook computer! I was
picking up an EJBHome interface from an old app server
on the server side, and I had a leading blank (;...)
on the client side.
Thanks again for an awesome server!
Vaughn
Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2000 14:58:47 +0100
From: Rickard �berg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> | Block
address
Organization: Telkel Inc.
To: jBoss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [jBoss-User] Exceptions on server and
client
Reply-to: "jBoss" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Vaughn Vernon wrote:
> Just wanted to thank you guys for all your hard
work.
> It is now paying off. I am overseas (from US)
> consulting with a client. THEY NOW WANT TO DITCH
> WEBLOGIC FOR JBOSS. Cool. Great job! And it's a
pretty
> unique app as well (not e-commerce) with a Swing
> client and plans to do an ASP model with web tier in
a
> few months.
Cool! :-)
> As I am deploying and testing some simple EJB
session
> beans using the 2.0 FINAL, I get some exceptions
both
> on the server and client. Funny that everything
seems
> to run fine, but I would like for the exceptions to
go
> away.
>
> See below the two sections of exceptions: *Server*
and
> *Client*.
<snip>
You're using the EJB 1.0 ejb.jar on the client. Use
the one that is in
JBoss' /client directory instead, which is EJB 1.1.
/Rickard
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