at first glance I would guess that using the class/interface name works in weblogic, but
doesn't in Jboss because Jboss has a different default jndi naming scheme.
for example:
the bean public class MyBean implements MyLocal{...}
could be bound in Jboss two ways:
1) in a jar the name name would be: MyBean/local
2) in an ear the name would be ear-name/MyBean/local
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