1 Reply Latest reply on Jan 7, 2002 11:47 PM by lvyuawen

    EJB External Refence - Packaging Home and Remote Interfaces

    tinnes

      What is the best way to deploy several EJB jars that call each other? It appears that you have to have the home and remote interfaces either:

      1) Packaged in the calling JAR
      2) In the Classpath of JBOSS Application Server as
      a) A single JAR which contains all Home and Remote Interfaces
      b) A jar for each Home and Remote Interface

      Issues:
      1) Does adding Jars to the classpath require server re-starts
      2) Does modifying an existing jar -- cause potential problems if JBOSS caches the classes in that jar

      What are the best practices for this architecture?


      Tom


        • 1. Re: EJB External Refence - Packaging Home and Remote Interfa
          lvyuawen

          I have tried many days to master how to implement the external ejb reference before finding your post.
          And your post help me so much and thank you very much.

          It is hard to say , but i think the best way is
          Pachaged in the calling JAR.
          1.that means a Engineer change order(ECO) should be brought to software development process.

          thanks again£¡