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enterprise.deployment.util.multiple_ejbs_with_interface=Cannot resolve reference [{0}] because there are [{1}] ejbs in the application with interface {2}. \nSome of the possible causes: \n1. The EJB bean class was packaged in an ear lib library (or through any other library mechanism which makes the library visible to all component modules), this makes all the component modules include this bean class indirectly. \n2. The EJB bean class was packaged in a component module which references the EJB, either directly or indirectly through Manifest, WEB-INF/lib. \nThe EJB bean class should only be packaged in the declaring ejb module and not the referencing modules. The referencing modules should only include EJB interfaces.
enterprise.deployment.exceptionbeaninbundle=Referencing error: this bundle has no bean of name [{0}]
enterprise.deployment.unassignedaddress=Endpoint [{0}] has not been assigned an endpoint address\n and is associated with servlet [{1}] , which has {2} urlPatterns
enterprise.deployment.unexpectedEJBEndpoint=Unexpected EJB endpoint [{0}]
enterprise.deployment.unexpectedJAXRPCEndpoint=Unexpected JAXRPC endpoint, this version is not supported [{0}]
enterprise.deployment.util.no_remoteinterface=Cannot resolve reference [{0}] because it does not declare a remote interface or remote home interface of target bean
enterprise.deployment.util.application.fail=Application validation fails for given application [{0}] for jndi-name [{1}]
enterprise.deployment.util.descriptor.duplicate=Duplicate descriptor found for given jndi-name: [{0}]
enterprise.deployment.util.application.lookup=Lookup failed for given jndi-name: [{0}]
enterprise.deployment.util.unsupportedruntimealtdd=Unsupported external runtime alternate deployment descriptor [{0}]. The currently supported external runtime alternate deployment descriptors are GlassFish runtime deployment descriptors (the file name needs to contain "glassfish-")
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