Wy do You deploy the 10 beans in 10 jars? If You deploy them all into one
jar You can call all interfaces.
If You need them in different jars, check out the <resource-ref> tag for
ejb-jar and register the nessasary references to the container..
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Guy Rouillier [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 30 April 2001 21:07
> To: JBoss User
> Subject: [JBoss-user] Home and remote classes for EJB to EJB call
>
> Following the discussion on this mail list, I tried my hand at getting one
> EJB to call another. When the client invoked the first EJB, I got a
> remote
> exception because the first one could not locate the home and remote
> interface for the second. So I modified the jar for the first EJB to
> include the home and remote interface classes for the 2nd, and then
> everything worked fine.
>
> Is there any way to get JBoss (or generic app server) to use the home and
> remote classes that are included in the jar for the first EJB? This can
> get
> out of hand quickly if I have to include the home and remote interfaces
> classes in every jar that invokes a particular EJB; if I have 10 EJBs
> calling another EJB, I would need to have the home and remote interfaces
> for
> that last EJB in all 10 jars. And the code is already running in the same
> instance of JBoss, although I realize to generalize this assumption cannot
> be made. If not, can I leave the home and remote interface classes ** out
> of ** the jar for the first EJB and put it into a JAR in the lib/ext
> directory, so I only need to have one copy of the home and remote
> interfaces
> classes on a single instance of JBoss? Or must the home and remote
> interfaces be in the jar for the corresponding EJB?
>
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