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| | | EJB Deployment error on unix which deployed fine on windows instance !! | EJB Deployment error on unix which deployed fine on windows instance !! 2004-06-10 - By Jagannath Nori
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Hi,
An EJB was built on Sun One Application Server 7.0 and deployed well on Win-XP.
When the Sys admin is trying to deploy the same on Solaris. It is having
problems. I have dumped the error for further reference. Any ideas.
Thanx,
Jag
Test Name : tests.ejb.session.TransactionDemarcationComponentInterface
Test Assertion : Session bean container transaction demarcation for
all methods of remote interface test
Test Description : For [ module_rate-tablesEjb#rate-tablesEjb#Rates ]
Error: There are no transaction attributes within this bean [ Rates ].
Transaction attributes must be specified for the methods defined in the remote
interface [ nz.co.fpf.fpfweb.ejb.Rates ]. Method [ getRates ] has no
transaction attribute defined.
Test Name : tests.ejb.session.TransactionDemarcationComponentInterface
Test Assertion : Session bean container transaction demarcation for
all methods of remote interface test
Test Description : For [ module_rate-tablesEjb#rate-
tablesEjb#CodetableService ]
Error: There are no transaction attributes within this bean [
CodetableService ]. Transaction attributes must be specified for the methods
defined in the remote interface [ nz.co.fpf.fpfweb.ejb.CodetableService ].
Method [ getCodetable ] has no transaction attribute defined.
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