If I may revisit this again, this is what I am doing:
| Interface MyRemoteIF extends Interface1, Interface2
|
| @Remote(MyRemoteIF.class)
| @RemoteBinding(JndiBinding="MyCompany/MySessionBean/remote")
| public Class MySessionBean implements MyRemoteIF
|
|
At the client:
| Interface1 myInterface =
(Interface1)context.lookup("MyCompany/MySessionBean/remote"));
|
The problem is that in two of the three cases, I am getting
ClassNotFoundException for MyRemoteIF.class! Classes and interfaces are
different in each of the three cases. I am trying to locate the cause of this
inconsistency.
Does this arrangement require MyRemoteIF.class to be present at the client? I
am hoping that only Interface1 is required.
Thanks
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