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I am using EJB's to be called from a JSP page. &nbsp;I'm placing the EJB's in the appropriate directory:<br />
Apache/htdocs/WEB-INF/clas<wbr />ses/mi. &nbsp;mi is a new package that I have created. &nbsp;Sometimes the JSP pages will call the EJB's and everything will run smoothly, then all of the sudden, the system cannot find the bean anymore. &nbsp;Has anyone had this problem before??
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I am using EJB's to be called from a JSP page.  I'm placing the EJB's in the appropriate directory:
Apache/htdocs/WEB-INF/classes/mi.  mi is a new package that I have created.  Sometimes the JSP pages will call the EJB's and everything will run smoothly, then all of the sudden, the system cannot find the bean anymore.  Has anyone had this problem before??

Cannot find EJB class using JSP/APACHE

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