I need to access an
EJB deployed on a remote machine from my enterprise application. I have the EJB jar accessible to my client's service locator.
The EJB jar uses utility classes from certain utility jars which are packaged inside the EJB jar itself. The manifest file within the EJB jar refers to these utility jars. The EJB access is happening, but a NoClassDefFoundError is getting thrown by the client stub because these utility classes are not found. How should I package the EJB jar in such a way that these utility classes can be accessed by the client stubs of the beans?
Thanks,
Devi