Error While deploying Using JMS Listener- Environmenmt setup? Help!

Question

I have a message driven bean (actually someone else wrote it and left no deployment procedures)
I use a resource provider and adapter
I listen to a jms queue and use a web service to send messages to a bpel process
I compile fine. The code works on other instances. Some environment variables were set that are unknown.
When I deploy to a new oc4j container, I get this error...it is baffling everyone. I really think it has some environment setup I am not thinking of. What could it be?
Someone please help!
What could this refer to? The error message is quite deceiving.
BUILD FAILED
/home/iasgcsdc/DS_028/Send/Send/build.xml:93: Deploy error: Operation
failed with error:
[GCEDC-DS-Send:ejb:SendServiceMDB] - The method init on the
interceptor class mil.usmc.gcss.SendServiceMDB (or one of its superclasses) does not exist or it does not
have the expected argument type: javax.interceptor.InvocationContext.
There is no method init being used that i know of.
The class I wrote SendServiceMDB implements MessageListener
I will post code later.
It uses a '@Resource' annotation at one point...could this be the cause.
Any help or guesses would be so much appreciated. Thanks,
Jason

Answer 1

Hi Peter,
Thanks for the reply.
The issue was with the Memory heap space allocated by Ant.
I have created an environment variable "ANT_OPTS" with the value -Xms512M -Xmx512M
and it works great.
I tried your approach as well and even that works out perfectly.
Edited by: Jaydev Doshi on Oct 23, 2009 10:43 PM