Hi Dmitri. Response Inlined....
Dmitri Colebatch wrote: >>Greetings. >> > > Hi (o: > > >>I have the following setup; >> >>EAR >> | >> -- WAR >> | | >> | - JSPs >> | | >> | - Servlets >> | | >> | - etc. >> | >> - EJB jars >> >>The servlets are having no problems finding the Home/Remote interface classes for >the EJB's, >>but the JSP all appear to be failing. >> > > I assume that com.hrnexus.customer.ejb.CustomerLocationSession is in the EJB jar? >Thing with JSPs is the compiler needs access to Yes, and it is not the only EJB involved. > the classes referenced in the jsp as it compiles them. Couple of points here (this >is my opinion, and no doubt there are other ways > to get around this): > > 1. put all "interface" classes in a client jar and place that in WEB-INF/lib - this >allows the JSP compiler access to the required > class definitions. I did not need to do that for the other Appservers, and I now have 150+ EJBs in 13 different EJB jar files. I will if I have to, but I REALLLLY do not want to go through that much effort. > > 2. from the class name, it looks like you are referencing the actual Session bean >class - shouldn't it only be the local/remote > interface? EJB class terminates with EJB, ex. CustomerLocationSessionEJB. Remote Interfaces are just the session name, with no extras on the end. > > hth > dim > > > >>Suggestions? >> >>-Steve >> -- Stephen Davidson Java Consultant Delphi Consultants, LLC http://www.delphis.com Phone: 214-696-6224 x208 _______________________________________________ JBoss-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jboss-user
