Cannot get JBoss to JBoss EJB3 Talk

[hceylan]

Hello,

I have two jboss servers with the same EJB3 deployment. But they are not cluster. They each feed different parts of the domain model.

I need to replicate their private data to the other jboss both ways. But JBoss seems to try to optimize the calls by connecting local instance of the EJB3 session bean.

EJB3 calls are made from within a service deployed as a sar application.

How can I tell jboss to respect the host provided in the env while the look up is done?

Thanks,
Hasan

[hceylan]

I really need to solve problem.
Please help....

[abl]

we have the same problem - no solution yet. see:
http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=75953

[peterj]

This problem is not specific to EJB3, I ran into the same problen using EJB 2.1. See http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=85455

As you said, so far we are being ignored.

[hceylan]

Would anyone from the EJB development team please comment on the issu.

I tried to play around with the ejb3-interceptors-aop.xml with no success.

Hasan

[hceylan]

OK,

I solved the issue in two steps:

1. In ejb3-interceptors-aop.xml, remove all "IsLocalInterceptor" references.
2. Get aspects source and remove the hardcoded IsLocalInterceptor in Remoting.createPojiProxy compile and put the jar into jboss lib directory.

Meanwhile I had to remoting to 2.0 to properly pass invoker parameters onto client. In remoting 1.x this semms to be not working. Then I ran into a problem with client.connect never called. You may solve this issue buy issuing "connect();" in the constructor. As before again you need to compile remoting and put the jars into lib.

As part of my efforts the tackle this issues, I also needed to get jboss play well on multiple Host IPs (and NAT) issues. Should any of you concerned with this as well, I can provide info on this as well.

Hope this helps.

I may open up a JIRA for these, if it is considered to be worth.

Hasan Ceylan