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Add Web Interface to existing java application...

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info - 04 Jun 2007 10:26 GMT
Hi,

My application is a common java app gateway between 2 system, and we
would like to add web interface to manage it.   JMX is not bad, but
not enough flexible interface.

1- Move the gateway (classes) in one Manager class under Tomcat
"Application" context and from each request, access it in Synch mode.

2 - Add Jetty web interface  ...

Or if you have better ideas ...

Our applications works with few Threads as we can have listener
(subscribing) to listen both systems.

Thanks guys!
Arne Vajhøj - 09 Jun 2007 19:18 GMT
> My application is a common java app gateway between 2 system, and we
> would like to add web interface to manage it.   JMX is not bad, but
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
> Our applications works with few Threads as we can have listener
> (subscribing) to listen both systems.

What about:

browser--(HTTP)--web app in Tomcat--(socket or RMI)--your app

?

Arne


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