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    <p>I come from the JBoss world so I'm not completely sure about it. But can you really inject a remote interface in that way? There must be a lookup defined, I think. However for a local-interface your call should work. And if you use remote-interfaces you should use </p> <p><code> @EJB(lookup="jnp://wholeclustername/YourBean/remote")</code></p> <p>and your DNS must point your network to both machines.</p> <p>Another possible workaround can be a @Produce-method and an @Inject where you do the lookup in the producer-method. </p> <p>Edit:</p> <p>Yes, unfortunately. I face these hacks from time to time, too:(</p> <p>Maybe there's another workaround or a solution, I'm not firm enough in Weblogic. If you wanna decouple it from your source you can also use an interceptor and inject a slsb instance each call, maybe because of your failover it work with a @PostConstruct, too. I dont know:</p> <p><code> public class LookUpEJBInterceptor {</p> <pre><code>@AroundInvoke public Object around(InvocationContext ctx){ try { Class&lt;?&gt; clazzOfEJBImplementation = ctx.getTarget().getClass(); //look for your field, I just check for the EJB annotation but that's not enough for (Field f : clazzOfEJBImplementation.getDeclaredFields()){ if(f.isAnnotationPresent(EJB.class)){ f.setAccessible(true); f.set(ctx.getTarget(), lookupEJB()); } } return ctx.proceed(); } catch (Exception e) { e.printStackTrace(); throw new EJBException(); } } /** * get your ejb * * @return * @throws NamingException */ private Object lookupEJB() throws NamingException{ return new InitialContext().lookup("Your ejb lookup"); } </code></pre> <p></code></p> <p>Second edit:</p> <p>If you can use AspectJ you can construct a hack like this: <code></p> <pre><code>pointcut checkEJB(OurEJBInterface r): call(void OurEJBInterface.yourVoid()) &amp;&amp; target(r); void around (OurEJBInterface r) : yourVoid(r){ r = lookupYourEJB(); return proceed(r); } private Object lookupEJB() throws NamingException{ return new InitialContext().lookup("Your ejb lookup"); } </code></pre> <p></code></p> <p>But both are only hacks</p>
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    1. COThanks for the reply. Trust me the code above is basically production code which works. I don't know much about `@produce` and `@inject` but seems if I have to call a method each time to get my EJB I may as well stick to the Service locator.
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