I'm having the exact same problem. I disabled the "sourcepath" like you suggested. This is now compiling fine but only the remote interface shows off in the EJB panel. This problem renders the EJB integration totally useless.
I noticed that when the "sourcepath" is enabled, the project panel contains both the root project and the EJB project. Is it the correct behavior?
Here is a project that reproduces this problem. I did not include the j2ee.jar file to reduce the size of the archive as much as possible.
As i have not seen a good answer to this yet, I am going to post it
again.
I am maintaining a j2ee project. I have all my source under a single
source
tree. When I go to debug within Idea 626, it tries to compile
everything
and gets tons of "duplicate class errors". If I turn off the "EJB"
feature
in Idea 626, the pre-compile before debug goes just fine. It looks like using the EJB managaement feature of Idea somehow causes this duplicate class error.
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Is there a fix on the horizon or is this just how it works (or doesn't
I'm having the exact same problem. I disabled the "sourcepath" like you
suggested. This is now compiling fine but only the remote interface shows
off in the EJB panel. This problem renders the EJB integration totally
useless.
I noticed that when the "sourcepath" is enabled, the project panel contains
both the root project and the EJB project. Is it the correct behavior?
Here is a project that reproduces this problem. I did not include the
j2ee.jar file to reduce the size of the archive as much as possible.
Manuel
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