I had the same problem and it came down to that fact that I was using a
non-serializable argument as a parameter of my create function. If you
notice however jBoss gives this only a warning. According to the EJB1.1
spec EJBs must be able to work over RMI/IIOP which means any data sent
between the client and the server must be serializable. Since jBoss
doesn't use IIOP this is not an issue and your been will work fine, at
least mine does. It does mean however that your bean won't be portable to
another container that use IIOP as a form of communication. So basically
you can keep it as is and not worry about it unless the need arises to move
it to another container, or change your parameter.
At 03:22 PM 1/18/2001, you wrote:
>I am trying to create an Entity Bean which I would like to take the
>remote interface of another Entity Bean as an argument for the ejbCreate
>method. When I try to deploy my beans I receive an error that looks
>like this:
>
> Warning: The method arguments of an ejbCreate(...) method must be
> legal types for RMI/IIOP
>
> From everything I've read this should be legitimate since the remote
>interface extends EJBObject which extends Remote (which as far as I can
>tell is an acceptable type for RMI/IIOP). I saw a message in the
>mail-archive that might be related which got a response mentioning a
>bug, but the link to the bug database isn't working
>(http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg04450.html).
>So, I'm not sure if my problem is a bug or if this is a limitation of
>EJB's that I wasn't aware of. Any suggestions?
>
>---Steve
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