I've deployed the ear with the command you wrote. Then I've runned the client with
appclient -client local_path/EnterpriseApplicationClient.jar -name client_name -javaagent:D:\toplink-essentials-agent.jar.
This doesn't help me. I've got the same toplink exception. I think such an command uses Netbeans for launching the app client, so I don't understand, why it works in Netbeans and not from the command line.
There are 3 client jars - Client.jar and ClientClient.jar in client_project/dist and EnterpriseApplicationClient.jar in enterprise_app_project/dist. The only one, which can I run, is the last one from enterprise_app_project/dist dir. Client.jar and ClientClient.jar failed, because it cannot find the classed from ejb project, setting classpath doesn't help.I hope, this is correct...
One more thing - I found out, that the client runs correctly only if I run it from Netbeans directly from client_project. The client runned from EnterpriseApp project has the same problem with toplink... Both projects have VM options javaagent defined.
Michael
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