> > hmm... so some of your ejbs are in an other jar
> file?
>
> No. But an abstract class from which my EJB inherits
> is.
And as I pointed out, this itself isn't the issue; if I remove this inheritance, the problem persists. It seems to be a problem with the fact that the classes that logically make up the persistence unit are not in the EJB's classpath root.
Best,
Laird
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