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hi,
i am getting the following error in the jboss at the time of deploying my jar file.

Bean : empbean
Section: 16.2
Warning: The Bean Provider must specify the fully-qualified name of the Java cla
ss that implements the enterprise bean's business methods.

16:27:41,745 WARN [EJBDeployer] Verify failed; continuing
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: emp

give me a suugesstion to overcome the above.

regards
radha
 
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There's a class "emp" which is not found in your code.

I think you would use the convention of using an upper case as the first letter of your classes. Your error complains about one that starts with a lower case. To me, it smells human error, a typo or something.

What I would do is to scan the codes for "emp".

Keep us posted on your finding, won't you ?
 
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