> Ray Madigan wrote:
>
> I have a rather large java server application that I am considerint
> porting to the EJB and JOnAS. I am trying to figure out a few things
> and I simply can't figure them out. I attempting to get the simple
> beans working in the "Enterprise Java Beans" book from O'Reilly. Here
> is what I did to one of the beans, I figured I could replicate this to
> the other examples and then to my applications.
>
> I created a directory /gedulah/dev and took the directory structure
> from the sample and installed it in this tree. I then have:
> /gedulah/dev/com/titan/cruise and a bunch of other directories at the
> cruise level.
>
> I created a jonas-ejb-jar.xml file for the bean and put it in the
> cruise directory. I didn't touch the sample.
>
> I compile the source from the dev directory with the command
> java com/titan/cruise/*.java
>
> I then create the interposition classes with the command
> GenIC -d /gedulah/dev -keepgenerated com/titan/cruise/ejb-jar.xml
>
> I create the META-INF directory and copy the xml files with
> cp com/titan/cruise/*.xml META-INF
>
> I create the jar archive with
> jar -cvf cruise.jar META-INF/*.xml com/titan/cruise/*.class
>
> I add cruise.jar to the path in config_env and add it to the
> jonas.properties as
> jonas.beans.descriptors /gedulah/dev/cruise.jar
>
> When I run the EJBServer I get the error
> ClassNotFoundException JOnASCruiseBeanHome_Stub
>
> Thanks in Advance
Hi,
Are you sure taht you have run the registry with cruise.jar in its
CLASSPATH?
best regards,
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