No I don't think that I am using aop. But I am not very skilled in EJBs & so.
My setup was this one :
- A Tomcat server (with jbossall-client.jar) with a web app which was calling an ejb
remotely.
- A JBoss server on an other machin, which was serving the EJB.
When I was using a method with a parameter which was a class of my WebApp, all the
classpath of the Tomcat was sent in the RMI call. This classpath was of no use for JBoss.
And it was flooding the network.
I just used an old and good debugger to find where was the problem. And I thought it was
the best way of patching it.
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