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1. Re: RMI Classloading ?
pmm Apr 23, 2015 2:30 AM (in response to malikoski)What do you need RMI class loading for?
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2. Re: RMI Classloading ?
malikoski Apr 23, 2015 7:46 AM (in response to pmm)Hello Philippe.
I have a remote EJB.
I call on the client a method that makes querying the database by hibernate and returns me an object. This object has collections PersistentSet (Hibernate).
In the client application I would not want to pack hibernate-core.jar for me to read that object.
I believe that enabling RMI classloading, my problem is solved.
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3. Re: RMI Classloading ?
pmm Apr 24, 2015 1:16 AM (in response to malikoski)malikoski wrote:
I believe that enabling RMI classloading, my problem is solved.
It would but EJB remoting in WildFly does not use RMI. Also you'll have to pay attention to lazy loading.