-- xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Scott Stark Chief Technology Officer JBoss Group, LLC xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Neal Sanche wrote:
Hi All,
I noticed that some of my older EJBs were showing me EJB statistics in the web-console, but many of my newer EJBs were not. I tracked it down to the older ejbs actually having remote interfaces and jndi-name set. My newer beans only have a local interface and are bound using local-jndi-name and in web-console they show up with the wrong jndi-name and can't be located when clicked on.
If I set up my beans to have local and remote interfaces (even though I'm not exporting any methods in my remote interface) web-console will display stats for the beans. Shouldn't local and remote beans have statistics in web console?
Just curious.
-Neal
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