hi ajit,

just check whether u r using correct ip address and port number of the 
other server while lookup.

Regards
Narayanan S



----- Original Message -----
From: mamata das <mamata100@g...>
Date: Wednesday, June 20, 2001 12:24 pm
Subject: [enterprise_java_beans] Re: Communication between two WLAS 6.0

> hello ajit,
>            one thing that you must remember about EJB is that 
> entity beans or session 
> beans never recognise who their clients are, whether it's a method 
> invocation from 
> another entity/session bean or from a client class. To them they 
> are all the same, 
> clients...Hence in your case I don't think there would be much of 
> a difference in 
> calling an entity bean from another. Just lookup for the bean on 
> the server where u  
> have deployed it and start invoking it's methods if this lookup is 
> successful. The 
> exceptions that u are having could be due to faulty deployment. 
> Check whether the 
> beans u lookup for have been deployed successfully.
> 
> mamata.
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: "ajit varangaonkar"<ajit@v...>
> To: "Enterprise Java Beans"<enterprise_java_beans@p...>
> Date: Tue Jun 19 04:55:40 PDT 2001
> Subject: [enterprise_java_beans] Communication between two WLAS 6.0
> 
> >Hello friends
> >
> >I want to call an ejb on one Weblogic Application Server from an 
> ejb on 
> >other weblogic application server. I do not want to make a 
> cluster of 
> >these two servers. 
> >
> >I have written a java client class for the ejb which I want to 
> access and 
> >I am calling methods of this client for the communication between 
> the two 
> >WLAS servers. 
> >
> >But I am not able to get rid of exceptions. 
> >
> >     Please help. Can there be a better way?
> >
> >
> >
> >thanks
> >
> >Ajit
> >
>