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Key: EZB-245
Type: Bug Bug
Status: Closed Closed
Resolution: Fixed
Priority: Major Major
Assignee: Guillaume Sauthier
Reporter: Guillaume Sauthier
Votes: 0
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Missing/Wrong IIOP Stubs

Created: 11/Mar/08 11:41 AM   Updated: 11/Mar/08 01:17 PM
Component/s: Core, OSGi
Affects Version/s: EasyBeans 1.0 RC3
Fix Version/s: EasyBeans 1.0 RC4

Environment: JOnAS 5.0.2-SNAPSHOT


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This bug appears in JOnAS, when using RMI/IIOP as protocol.
The _Terminator_Stub generated by the antrmic plugin from the TransactionFactoryImpl class seems to be wrong (maybe BOA instead of POA, I don't really know).

And some stubs/tie seems to be missing (ControlImpl and SubCoordinator).

This bug affects the OSGi component because the easybeans-core jar file (that contains the wrong stub) is embeded in the core bundle for jonas.

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Guillaume Sauthier - 11/Mar/08 12:00 PM
The origin of the issue seems to come from antrmic and/or the ant rmic tasks: When rmic is applied on TransactionFactoryImpl, the generated stubs for terminator interface is wrong (maybe BOA model instead of POA), even when the -poa flag is enabled.

Only the Terminator stubs that comes from the rmic execution of ControlImpl generates the right Stub.



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