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EJB 3 Local Lookup not working with Weblogic 10.3

 
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Hi,
i'm trying to access a stateless SessionBean EJB 3.0 from an EJB MessageDrivenBean deployed in two distinc EAR on Weblogic 10.3.4.

I see that JNDI Tree don't show the local Interface JNDI name.

PROBLEM:
I must improve EJB call performance!!!
How i can configure my MessageDrivenBean ear to access a SessionBean deployed in another ear?
Can i use a cache to avoid EJB lookup?

Does any one has solved this kind of problem?

Thanks
R
 
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As far as I remember, the @Local can be used only for calls local to the application, not the JVM. Therefore different EAR's are different applications and I don't think you can use it in your case.
 
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Could i define ejb local references in my MessageDrivenBean deployment descriptor (es: ejb-jar.xml )?

I read that someone used:

<ejb-local-ref>
...
</ejb-local-ref>

And they say that we could lookup our local reference using the following JNDI reference:

java:comp/env/ejb/BusinessLogicBean


Is this solution avaiable also in case where we are using two distinct ear?
In that case how can i set my deployment descriptors?

Thanks
R
 
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@Ciccio, the @EJB annotation used on the local interface type in your EJB is equivalent to the definition in the ejb-jar.xml.

You can either define it in ejb-jar.xml and then look it up using the code you provided or you can just do:

and achieve exactly the same.
 
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I think that unfortunately it is not enough!

It doesn't work because it isn't able to find the Bean.

With Remore interface it works!

Maybe i should configure some other things.

I need access in local that Bean leaving this kind of packaging (with two distinct ear)!

 
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