Dear Sahoo,
I have finally found the problem.
As you recommended, I did change server log file level to FINE and a new error was displayed when launching the web application: a class that the EJB uses was not found when trying to inject the EJB to the JSF managed bean.
My error is that I am using an additional class library within Netbeans EJB project. This jar file is defined as a library that the EJB references. When I deploy the EJB module this jar file is not deployed in the server.
I did copy this jar file to the servers "domain1 / lib" directory, and now I am able to use the remote EJB.
Thanks a lot for your help. Your support is outstanding.
Regards,
Antonio
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