I now use this line:
@EJB private CountryFacadeRemote countryFacade;
But no change in the error.
Actually, to launch the whole thing I just do ctrl+maj+F5 after having clicked on the test file. Is it right?
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I'm using glassfish for a J2EE website.
I use EJB3 container and session beans for interfaces.
Since I have put the declaration:
@EJB private CountryFacadeLocal countryFacade;
in my class, the code compile, but don't deploy on the platform, the exception is:
Cannot resolve reference Unresolved Ejb-Ref trustbnwar.listCountry/cou
Exception occured in J2EEC Phasejava.lang.RuntimeExce
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Caused by: java.lang.RuntimeException
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What is the problem?
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by: ChristoferDutzPosted on 2009-06-16 at 10:01:30ID: 24639956
I think your problem might be trying to access ejbs in your appserver from your web-container using local interfaces. I remember having quite some trouble with this while deploying a EJB2.0 application under JBoss ... try using remote interfaces for this ... local interfaces are fine within the appserver (Unfortunately the Web-Container is usually pugged on to the Appserver so it is not 100% local)