By rick
via it.toolbox.com
Submitted: Jul 05 2009 / 06:10
Using the annotation @EJB is not enough for glassfish to inject a new instance of a java bean in my class. Local EJBs are stored in the local naming service java:com/env and I haven't figured out why the Glassfish is refusing to use the same methodology as it use for remote beans.
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