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Arrrgh! It was working fine yesterday, I swear!

I have an EJB.

It has two methods:

java.lang.String getTest1()

    java.lang.String t = "Hi There!";
    system.out.println("returning \"" + t + "\".");
    return t;
}

java.math.BigDecimal getTest2()

    java.math.BigDecimal t = new BigDecimal(123);
    system.out.println("returning " + t + ".");
    return t;
}


I call it from a client like this:

    t = (MyEJB) home.getByPrimaryKey(new BigDecimal(1));
    System.out.println("test1 " + t.getTest1());
    System.out.println("test2 " + t.getTest2());

Now on the server, both methods seem to run fine. I get correct debugging
output in the logs directory. But on the client, the method that returns the
BigDecimal crashes. I get a java.lang.RuntimeError with a null message and
"no stack trace available".

It looks to me like the MyEJB_stub is doing the wrong thing, somehow. So I
redeployed the bean from scratch and got a whole new Client jar to compile
the client with. Same bug. I was flinging big decimals around *fine*
yeseterday. In fact, the findbyprimarykey takes a bigdecimal as a parameter,
and it works great - pulls the right record out of the database and
everything.

Weird bug. Any ideas?

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