EJB refs are cashed, so if your POJO is not reloaded after the redeploy,
it'll have a stale EJB ref. The work around proposed on one of the forum
postings was to have a method that pings the EJB, and if the ping fails,
looks up the ref again.
That said, inter-app EJBs do not need remote interfaces. They can more
efficiently use local ones.
HTH,
-marina
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