I experienced the same problem, but I didn't have any jars deployed in the
wrong place. My problem was that I wasn't casting to the EXACT interface name
that I had annotated with @Remote. My interface was extending from an interface
that was annotated with @Remote. It was only when I:
1.) Cast to the exact interface that contains the actual @Remote annotation
2.) Specified the JNDI lookup name suffixed with /remote
Did it finally work for me... Here is the syntax that worked in my case:
| OrderManager orderManagerEjb = (OrderManager)
jndiContext.lookup("OrderManagerBean/remote");
|
Where OrderManager has the @Remote annotation.
Hope this helps somebody.
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