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How to create simple EJB project with JBoss server?

 
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Dear all,

I am being frustrated with EJB. I am Java web development but have not used EJB before.
Now, I want to create simple EJB project with JBoss 6.1.0.Final (download from http://www.jboss.org/jbossas/downloads.html). I used hibernate to connect db.
With other servers (GlassFish, Tomcat) It runs smoothly (please see image below)


But with JBoss server, It does not work(please see image below)


Code is totally the same.

Do I miss any config for JBoss server? With Web application and JBoss, It runs well.

Thanks and best regards!
 
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The image is too small I can't read. What's the message?
 
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Hi Thanh,
Welcome to the Ranch!

You have indicated that the code does not work in JBoss 6.1. What happens when you deploy the ear? does it get deployed successfully? have you checked the JBoss server logs?
 
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