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Bug
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Resolution: Done
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Major
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7.0.9.GA, 7.1.5.GA, 7.2.0.GA
Remove or clarify IIOP calls can only be done with EJB2 beans.
The JavaEE spec requires the EJB via IIOP have a RemoteHome which is traditionally EJB2, but you can use EJB3 annotations to specify @RemoteHome, so not supported for EJB3 should be more like to use IIOP with EJB3, your EJB3 requires an EJB2 view which is the RemoteHome as required by the JavaEE spec and is shown in the docs example.
EJB2 would have a Remote/RemoteHome as required by the spec and be configured with ejb-jar.xml instead of annotations and then IIOP would be enabled on it the same as the EJB3 (via jboss-ejb3.xml or by enabling iiop on all ejbs via the standalone-full.xml).
@Remote(IIOPRemote.class) @RemoteHome(IIOPBeanHome.class) @Stateless public class IIOPBean {
IMPORTANT IIOP calls can be done only with EJB 2 beans. EJB 3 beans are not supported by IIOP in JBoss EAP 7.2.
IMPORTANT IIOP calls can be done only with EJB 2 beans. EJB 3 beans are not supported by IIOP in JBoss EAP 7.0.
IMPORTANT IIOP calls can be done only with EJB 2 beans. EJB 3 beans are not supported by IIOP in JBoss EAP 7.1.
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JBEAP-16524 [7.1][GSS] Clarify IIOP can be used with EJB3 that have an EJB2 view in the docs
- Closed
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JBEAP-16525 [CD16][GSS] Clarify IIOP can be used with EJB3 that have an EJB2 view in the docs
- Closed