> It seems that JNDI lookup succeeds, but the class couldn't be loaded.
I tried exactly the same what you.
And I gave up. Still problems with JNDI or classloaders.
Then. I've thought up simplest solution.
Get reference to session bean in servlet.(@EJB works there)
Pass this reference to mbean in it's constructor or setter.
It works.
I have mbean packed in war together with servlet.
I wonder if there are any shortcomings of such solution?
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