> Just want to point out that
> the reason
> this works when you add the @Stateless annotation is because we default
> the ejb's remote JNDI name to the fully qualified classname of the remote
> business interface. However, this is a product feature, not a spec
> requirement. It turns out that many Java EE implementations use the
> same defaulting rule, so many people assume it's part of the standard.
>
It would have been great if that were part of the standard since this would
make Java EE really portable.....
Thanks for your reply
Hannes