Ben,
You'll have to tell me your exact setup and steps you made to do things.
1. Did you precompile your clases with aopc?
2. Did you set the System Property jboss.aop.path?
Thanks,
Bill
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You'll have to follow the JBoss AOP for standalone instructions when working with
Weblogic.
Set the system property jboss.aop.path=xml file in your startweblogicserver script
and in addition you may have to add the jboss-aop.jar and javassist.jar to the
classpath. The interceptor jars will
Rajiv,
You could get it to work on JBoss 3.2.3? Where do you place your interceptor? For
example, if I want to intercept the method invocation of
com.xyz.zmedrec.PhysicianSessionEJB with the interceptor
interceptor.TestMethodInterceptor as indicated in the folloiwng jboss-aop.xml:
?xml
Seems like some bug in weblogic PortableRemoteObject implementation or their JNDI.
I could get it to work in JBoss 3.2.3
-rajiv
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This is probably not a JBOss AOP problem, but rather how you've packaged your classes
in WLS.
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