[jboss-user] [Installation, Configuration & Deployment] - Re: Jboss install

[PeterJ]

That is not the problem. You are using the second PortableRemoteObject class, look at the import statement.

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Is MyTestSessionHome an interface or a class? It should be the interface if it is not.

The other thing to do is use the jmx-console to list the JNDI names. Use the list() method on the jboss:service=JNDIView mbean. This will list out all of the names, look up the name you are interested in.

Are you using EJB3? If so, you might want to try the name "ejb/test/MyTestSessionBean/remote".

Finally, if the EJB is running in the same app server you could always look up the local interface, in which case you don't need the PortableRemoteObject call.


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