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Container Managed Persistence question

 
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hi all, recently i enquired the following but to no avail
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hi all

i'm new to these here forums and i'm also a student currently doing EJB's for my fourth year project and i have a problem when deploying a CMP bean in suns deploy tool:

i somehow managed to accidently try to run the client jar file in the cmd line as i was undeploying the bean in suns deploy tool (i don't know if this caused the problem though), now it tells me every time i try to redeploy the bean:

ERROR - Deploy Application in Domain
! ! ! Operation Failed ! ! !

[ Completed (time = 3,2 sec, status = 13) ]

i even tried to go thru the motions of painstakingly deploying it by hand again
this is driving me nuts

has anyone any idea what is going on, i restarted the JAS and computer several times also and i have no idea what the problem is - keep in mind that i am a student and while the answer may be clearly evident to some, it isn't to me. i also have no idea what exactly the error is telling me, damn ambiguous sun! grr i spent 3 hours trying to solve it in college today but to no avail

thanks for your help and thanks for reading this

ps i know i'm using basic tools to create the beans but our college budget is squat and i have to make do

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this error seems to come up if i add a new field into the bean and redeploy
any thoughts???

thanks, jason
 
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Jason,
Welcome to JavaRanch!

I suspect nobody answered that question last time because we didn't know. As you can see, the error message isn't exactly descriptive.

One thing to try: see if you can create a new, simpler bean. Maybe one with just a primary key. Then see if you can add a field to that bean. Aside from giving a simpler test case to work with, you can see if it is only the initial bean that got corrupted or something more insiduous.
 
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