There are two things that you could do to determine the cause of your
problem:
1. Try to access the EJB via a simple Java application.
2. Launch the command "asadmin list-jndi-entries" and you should see the
exact name of your EJB in the JNDI directory of your business server.
Another advice also : we had some problem accessing an EJB via a remote
call, and what we did is to define the "mappedName" of the EJB:
@Stateless(mappedName="toto")
Then, the EJB was accessible via this name.
Hope this will help!
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