Nonunique ejb-relation-name

hi all,
i have a bean that has 2 seperate
many-many cmrs to the same bean.
the workbench is creating 2
ejb-relations with the same name.
in any case, weblogic.ejbc is giving
me an error that that ejb-relation-name
must be unique? i like having the
workbench maintain the ejb-jar.xml
file and so i ask if there is anyway to
bypass this other defining one of the
relationships by amending the descriptors?
thanks,
sean

just to be clear, this is not a composite.
the situation is EJBFoo has 2 many-many
cmrs to EJBBar. my original post wasn't
quite clear.
thanks.

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Philip

EJB relation mappings between different ejb jar files.

I have two local entity EJBs but they are in different ejb jar files. I'd like to make a relationship mapping (one-to-one, one-to-many or whatever) between them. Is it possible? To do that, I need <ejb-name> reference tag each other in both ejb-jar.xml, but how can I refer to ejb-name defined in different ejb jar files? Or as long as you make EJB relationship mappings, all EJBs must be in the same ejb jar file?
thanks,
-tom

Refer to
http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2001/06/26/ejb.html?page=2&x-showcontent=text

Nonunique ejb-relation-name

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