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15. Re: Deploying a simple HelloWorld EJB3 under JBoss

shupingchen Apr 5, 2007 1:29 AM (in response to balde)

I have solved the problem. As you said, the JNDI name for the bean should be "ejbName/remote". I made a mistake that I used a wrong jar in my classpath.
Thanks all of you.
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16. Re: Deploying a simple HelloWorld EJB3 under JBoss

shupingchen Apr 5, 2007 1:35 AM (in response to balde)

But many articles about EJB3.0 told me that the JNDI name of the Bean should be the beanName regradless of the invocation came from local or remote. So why JBoss uses differentiate the local and remote JNDI name. It's very discommodiousness.
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17. Re: Deploying a simple HelloWorld EJB3 under JBoss

bdecoste Apr 5, 2007 2:18 PM (in response to balde)

JNDI bindings are not defined by the EJB specification. We use the bean name prefixed by the deployment and suffixed by the type of interface.
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18. Re: Deploying a simple HelloWorld EJB3 under JBoss

shupingchen Apr 6, 2007 1:22 PM (in response to balde)

i have another problem. How can i limit the number of active bean instances in jboss? Thank u
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