Yes but from your post I had understood that deploying EJBs was not possible.
Perhaps I misunderstood. Here is what I tried. I have the following EJB:
| @Remote
| @WebService
| public class HelloWorldBean implements HellowWorld
| {
| @WebMethod
| public String sayHello( @WebParam(name="msg")final String msg )
| { return "Saying: " + msg; }
| }
|
I encapsulate it into an OSGi bundle (just added the required dependency to the
javax.ws API in the bundle Manifest.mf). Then I put it into the deploy folder
of JBoss 5 (with OSGi integration installed). In the log I can see my bundle
beeing deployed, but no trace of the EJB nor the webservice (checked in the JMX
console and at localhost:8080/jbossws/). If I remove the OSGi-specific entries
from the manifest the EJB is deployed correctly.
So what did I miss ?
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