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ERROR J2EE EJB-08006

 
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Hi, I am getting ERROR J2EE EJB-08006 error log on oc4j10g console.

Can anyone tell me why it is displaying such error.

Thanks in advance
 
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Hi vyas

check this link

and tell me your feedback

http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/jdev/htdocs/11tp/11gTechPreviewAddendum.html

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k.krishnamoorthy
 
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hi k.krishnamoorthy,

Thanks for reply,

But acctual problem is when any serverside exception is thrown from server then container is throwing transactionRollbackException.

In ejb-jar.xml I have specified bean managed transaction and if I change it to Container managed than it works fine.

And the same code is running without any error in oc4j 9.

When I had deployed same in oc4j 10.1.3.2.0 than it was giving such error.
 
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