Hello
I always wondered what the real good scalable approach to share EJBs in enterprise servers. ie. if there are more than one web clients possible to an EJB component...what the best practice for packaging..i dont thin .ear provides good interfaces for sharing between to .ears..so in that case whats the alternative..where to place the EJBs and who will have the remote and home interfaces and whats the mode of communication ..is it thru the interfaces or thru say some kind of servlet and corr. http request response?
---pls read again if u dont get my Q in one glance...its an important issue...
-sriram
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good design for sharing EJB components (2 messages)
- Posted by: sriram chandra
- Posted on: June 01 2004 21:57 EDT
Threaded Messages (2)
- nice question by krishna kishore on June 02 2004 06:05 EDT
- good design for sharing EJB components by sriram chandra on June 02 2004 22:27 EDT
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nice question[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: krishna kishore
- Posted on: June 02 2004 06:05 EDT
- in response to sriram chandra
Its a good question ...
but let me know why u think "that it is impossible" because.... i can answer u this questions at different levels ..
secondly ... U can write a delegate and can access multiple web clients
krishna kishore -
good design for sharing EJB components[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: sriram chandra
- Posted on: June 02 2004 22:27 EDT
- in response to sriram chandra
What i mean to address...is whats one good way of sharing between J2EE
"applications"(ie inside .ears) . Say I use a session facade in ear1 that needs
to use EJBs installed thru other .ears...what would thid require?...can the presence of home and remote interfaces alone with ear1...suffice. would this model be a good decision...how abt if the applications now are seperated from
the same server...and deployed in other servers?
Also what does clustering have to do with sharing?
wuffffffffff! thats a mouthful ;)
-sriram