Hi all again!!!
I made it work today. I was just a problem about the EJB location. I
changed the lines
and make the client access as local. I ran the script and all went
correctly. Thank you
so much and congratulations for your work. I will surely ask more about
OpenEJB heeeehe
Keep on working hard :D
kapi59ttp
kapi59ttp wrote:
>Hi Lajos
>Thanks for the answer,bu the problem is not related to Tomcat. The
>Client app
>is a common or stand-alone app, compiled and executed on a shell. It's a
>package
>with 4 classes: Client, EJBClass, HomeClass and RemoteClass. Its the
>most simple
>example, but i cant make it works :S More ideas?
>
>Thanks 4 all.
>
>Lajos Moczar wrote:
>
>
>
>>Hi Kapi (?) -
>>
>>How did you deploy the client application? Was it deployed in Tomcat?
>>If so, did you check for the situation where the bean class is stored
>>in more than one place in Tomcat? That's the problem generally
>>associated with this error.
>>
>>Regards,
>>
>>Lajos
>>
>>
>>kapi59ttp wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>>Hi all!!!
>>>I am new at the list, so..hi all first of all :-)
>>>I have deployed an ejb on j2ee for windows and it worked perfectly.
>>>I have deployed the same ejb (wih is really basic) on and it seems to
>>>work aswell.
>>> The problem comes thru the client app. In windows it works well but in
>>>Linux,
>>> when i execute it, it returns an exception:
>>>Caught an exception.
>>>java.lang.ClassCastException
>>> at
>>>com.sun.corba.se.internal.javax.rmi.PortableRemoteObject.narrow(PortableRemoteObject.java:293)
>>>
>>> at
>>>javax.rmi.PortableRemoteObject.narrow(PortableRemoteObject.java:134)
>>> at OpossumPackage.OpossumClient.main(OpossumClient.java:20)
>>>The narrow method doesnt work fine i think. I have read about
>>>classLoaders, and tried lots of
>>>things but i cant make it work.
>>>The code for de client app is:
>>> InitialContext initial = new InitialContext(env);
>>> Object objref = initial.lookup("OpossumEJB");
>>> System.out.println (objref);
>>> OpossumHome home = (OpossumHome)PortableRemoteObject.narrow
>>> (objref, OpossumHome.class);
>>> Opossum ops = home.create();
>>> System.out.println (ops.ejecutar());
>>>I have read this same code in hundreds of sites. It works on Windows,
>>>but i cant make
>>>it do on my debian. Any idea?
>>>
>>>thanks for all :-)
>>>
>>>kapi59ttp
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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