I have been using jboss for a short time and am pretty interested, but
how should research using jboss on one machine and a non j2ee on
another machine.
The non-j2ee will communicate through a servlet, the jboss will
receive the messages with its bean protocol.
Could I use SOAP?
Berlin Brown
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Johann Burkard - 20 Oct 2003 18:54 GMT
> I have been using jboss for a short time and am pretty interested, but
> how should research using jboss on one machine and a non j2ee on
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> Could I use SOAP?
Sure, but why not use CORBA? All J2EE servers are required to support
RMI/IIOP.
Johann

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Christopher Blunck - 22 Oct 2003 05:00 GMT
> I have been using jboss for a short time and am pretty interested, but
> how should research using jboss on one machine and a non j2ee on
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> bigbinc@hotmail.com <- this used to be my email, until you
> spam-bastards killed it.
Hi Berlin-
What you've described will work - the servlet (the servlet api is part of
j2ee actually) will make remote calls to a bean that resides within a
JBoss container. There's certainly no magic there.
You could use SOAP as well. Instead of the servlet communicating over
jnp, it would most likely use xml over http (soap). Might be less
efficient, but it would be interesting to learn.
CORBA is another alternative.
-c
Michael Meyer - 22 Oct 2003 15:11 GMT
We are running an application which communicates over SOAP with an app
server.
You have got the following disadvantages :
SOAP is stateless and you really have to think about security.
Michael
> I have been using jboss for a short time and am pretty interested, but
> how should research using jboss on one machine and a non j2ee on
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> bigbinc@hotmail.com <- this used to be my email, until you
> spam-bastards killed it.