Hi,
I have a working example of using the @EJB annotation in a servlet without any further
attributes for remote and local interface.
Maybe there's some problem with your EJBs? Take a look at the JNDI view
(
http://localhost:8080/jmx-console), there you should find the JNDI names of your bean. If
not, there's another problem.
One thing I noticed: you map your bean to a local interface, but the class name
"VideoService" sound like a remote interface? Local interfaces should have the
suffix "Local".
Best regards
Wolfgang
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