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where do I set the web-service host name for an EJB3 client

Where do I set the web-service host name for an EJB3 client, when the web-service client is injected.

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If it's anything like how JMS clients work, then you would need to provide the client with a JNDI that refers to the address of the service provider.

Kaleb Brasee  2010-01-08 00:58:58
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You didn't specify any information. Please do. Before that, I'll assume you have @WebServiceClient annotation. It has a wsdlLocation property which can be set to a full URL, including the host name of the provider.

Bozho  2010-01-08 06:55:50

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