probably not possible in jar format. you might have a chance if you assigned
different jndi names, but then you'd have different descriptors for each
jar--which you want to avoid i'm guessing.
if you pack each jar into an ear and use jboss's default JNDI naming (which
includes the name of the ear), then you could do it. so, if you had
production.jar in prod.ear and test.jar in test.ear, then your client could use
the following to lookup the beans:
1) Production: context.lookup("prod/MyBeanName/remote");
2) Test: context.lookup("test/MyBeanName/remote");
assuming they're remote interfaces of course.
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