can you give it a try starting the ejb container this way:
ejbContainer = EJBContainer.createEJBContainer(new Properties() {{
put(EJBContainer.MODULES, new File[] { new
File("/tmp/Demo/apps/DemoService.jar"), new
File("/tmp/Demo/apps/DemoService2.jar") });
}});
(change paths to match your ones ;))
- Romain
2012/8/16 snblim <[email protected]>
> Hello again :-)
>
> I've created a Demo application that (kind of...) reproduces the problem.
> We have 4 modules (called DemoRuntime, DemoService, DemoService2 and Demo):
>
> - 'DemoRuntime' contains Interfaces and a main-method that triggers the
> app.
>
> - 'DemoService' & 'DemoService2' contain implementations of the interfaces
> (in
> DemoRuntime). Both just push some text to the log. Both project has
> 'DemoRuntime' in its build path.
>
> - 'Demo' should include the mentioned projects as jar's. And 'Demo' should
> be
> triggered (e.g.) via a shell- or an ant-script.
>
> What's working:
> Injection lookup in DemoRuntime that retrieves an instance from
> DemoService. Execution of a print-out method in the
> DemoService-module.
>
> What's failing:
> We're trying to inject a class from 'DemoService2' in
> 'DemoService'. Both
> DemoService are being deployed correctly and the JNDI Name appears
> correctly
> in the EJBContainer log.
>
> This process fails with the exception:
>
> even though the following lines appear before that:
>
>
> (complete log on http://pastebin.com/B3nhR8jd pastebin )
>
> All of the demo code is hosted on https://github.com/snblim github
> To reproduce the exception only 'Demo' needs to be cloned and the
> 'build.xml' builded.
> The other projects are already included as jar's.
>
> We really appreciate any help!
>
> Cheers
> snblim
>
>
>
>
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