[news.eclipse.platform.rcp] RMI and RCP, am I the only one who can't mak

[Dominic Hanlan <dominic@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

I have just started an RCP project using eclipse 3.2 JBoss4.0.4GA and ejb3.

I have a quick example taken from an online tutorial from 
www.laliluna.de which works as a Java application just fine. This 
focuses on the remote access of stateless session beans.

Now the trouble starts when attempting to make this work under eclipse 
as an RCP application.

I have created an RCP project with pretty much the same code in a view.
The first issue was where to put the jboss client jar files. I created a 
plugin from existing jar files and included all the jar files that I had 
used in my plain java application.

This was then added as a dependency to my RCP application. It was also 
added as a workspace plugin to the run configuration.

This gets me to the ability to access the JNDI context and lookup the 
remote interface for my ejb's. The problem then is the security access 
issue. This is not an issue with the plain java application but seems to 
be with the RCP version.

Having looked around the web I found a suggestion, really just to get to 
the next stage, of creating my own security manager and basically doing 
nothing. This clears the security hurdle, but now the class type that my 
remote method call returns cannot be found, currently in another plugin 
created from existing jars etc and configured as for the jboss plugin!!

Does anyone have a straight foward example / tutorial on this. With the 
emergence of ejb3 and RCP I would think that this most be a very popular 
and powerful combination!!

Any help / pointers / clues ???

Thanks in advance

/Dominic Hanlan