packages are managed directly by the ide (I use NetBeans)
maybe I'm a little ignorant, but why does the ide put the bean class in .war?
i'm a little confused... :-(
above all when you say:
"Classes that define an EJB using a
component defining annotation (@Stateless,_at_Stateful,_at_MessageDriven) can only be packaged
in an ejb-jar."
can you tell me why I had no problem using remote interface (bean class was in the .war too)?
it seems to me there are no clear rules...
I'll try to remove the bean class
Thank you
ps: I promised
for(int i = 0; i < 100; i++) {
System.out.println("I'm stupid");
}
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