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jboss not able to run BMP Bean

 
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Hi,

I have developed a BMP bean and i have deployed the jar in the default directory of JBoss. But it is not able to load the into memory.

Is it that it accepts only ejb3.0 spec.

I am usig ejb 2.0 and jboss4.0 application server.

it is not able to load the file into memory.

Al my xml files are ok.

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shashi
 
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i have deployed the jar in the default directory of JBoss


You should place the jar in %JBOSS_HOME%/server/default/deploy directory.

Is it that it accepts only ejb3.0 spec.

I am usig ejb 2.0 and jboss4.0 application server.



You can use Ejb-2.0 with JBoss-4.0 without any issues.

it is not able to load the file into memory.



Do you mean to say, the bean is not deployed?
 
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yes. When i deploy the session bean or MDB the container automatically loads into memeory but this BMP bean it is not loading in memory.
 
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