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This is Linux specific issue. It is not reproducible with WinXP. Reproduced with JSE 8.1 (2006.10.23). Steps to reproduce: - Create New Enterprise Application targeted WebSphere - Create New Session Bean in Enterprise Application's EJB Module - Create New Servlet in Enterprise Application's Web Module - Use Call Enterprise Bean functionality to create lookup method for the session bean - Open Web-Module's Configuration Files > ibm-web-bnd.xmi and EJB-Module's Configuration Files > ibm-ejb-bnd.xmi and verify that bindings don't match. If you proceed with these steps on WinXP there would be matching binding for the session bean created. RESULT: This project will fail to lookup the bean on WebSphere since bindings don't match.
Hm.. very strange. We`ll evaluate the issue..
Could you please attach the entire project files? Unfortunately I have no linux x86 (32bit) system to reproduce.. (
The cause seems to be resolved. The problem is that we used SubprojectProvider.getSubprojects().getProjectDirectory().getPath() method that return path like "home/username/blah-blah-blah" not "/home/username/blah-blah- blah". We should use FileUtils.toFile(SubprojectProvider.getSubprojects(). getProjectDirectory()) instead if it. Fix would be available soon.
Fixed, please verify. Checking in websphere6/config/WarDeploymentConfiguration.java; /cvs/serverplugins/websphere6/src/org/netbeans/modules/j2ee/websphere6/config/ WarDeploymentConfiguration.java,v <-- WarDeploymentConfiguration.java new revision: 1.12; previous revision: 1.11 done
Verified with JSE 8.1 (2006.11.21, milestone 18)