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Java Forum / General / June 2007About EJB or RMI
Hello. I don't know if EJB or RMI is the solution, but I would like knowing much about EJB & RMI. Also, I have on windows platform a window-service, which get requests from clients and for each client it creates a thread, and each thread process do some tasks. I need to do simmiliar thing on java (with none windows' platform). How can I do that (what I can do instead of windows' service), and does EJB / RMI give me solutions for that ? Thanks :) > I don't know if EJB or RMI is the solution, > but I would like knowing much about EJB & RMI. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > How can I do that (what I can do instead of windows' service), > and does EJB / RMI give me solutions for that ? Both an RMI server and a J2EE application server with EJB's inside provide something you can call. And they will even do the threading for you. J2EE and EJB is rather "heavy" compared to a simple RMI server but also provides a lot of additional functionality: transactions, clustering (most app servers at least) etc.. If you prefer small & few features or huge & many features I can not say. Arne Thanks. Can you give me a code sample, please , using clients & server n-tier application ? Thanks :) > Can you give me a code sample, please , using clients & server n-tier > application ? No. Arne > No. Why ? It's a simple & standard sample, that is around the internet somewhere. (I didn't find any sample yet). Thanks :) >> No. > Why ? > It's a simple & standard sample, that is around the internet somewhere. > (I didn't find any sample yet). If you know it's so simple you'll sure be able to easily code it up yourself. :-) Client server is not as easy as printing "hello world". I suggest you look for Sun's tutorials on those technologies mentioned to get a better understanding. robert >> No. > Why ? > It's a simple & standard sample, that is around the internet somewhere. Possible. But I can not see any reason why I should google for you. Arne Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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