Hi Emilio,
Your problem is a packaging error. What's happening is you are packaging the
MyRemoteBean .class within the .war. MyRemoteBean is the implementation class for
the EJB so it should not appear within the .war. Classes that define an EJB using a
component defining annotation (@Stateless,_at_Stateful,_at_MessageDriven) can only be packaged
in an ejb-jar. All you need in the .war is the business interfaces (and any of their dependent
classes), not the bean class.
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