Then we need a bug report with an example. If you have an example you can submit please do so else I'll have to try to reproduce the described setup. It just sounds like some component in the ejb deployer is not using the class loader associated with the ejb jar and so cannot see classes coming from the sar. What is the exception for the case of the verifier being disabled?

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Guy Rouillier wrote:

In jboss-3.2.1\server\default\conf\jboss-service.xml, I set
    <attribute name="VerifyDeployments">false</attribute>

The others were already set as you describe. Deployment still fails, same class not found error.

Additional factoid: As I already mentioned, if I copy our JAR that contains our exceptions into server\default\lib, everything deploys and runs fine. What I may have failed to mention is that we have another of our JARs in the classpath I specify in my SAR jboss-service.xml, and the EJB *is* able to locate that at runtime. So the EJB definitely must be using the classpath I specify with the SAR (which makes sense now that I think about it - I did verify with Debug that the EJB uses the same classloader as the MBean.) This appears to be purely a deployment time problem.



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