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separating applications (4 messages)
- Posted by: el morabet riad
- Posted on: August 03 2006 11:27 EDT
Hi, I don't know if there is a standard to separate J2EE applications, each application in its ear and communication between applications will be with services. Can we do that without using web services. Any Idea. Thanks.Threaded Messages (4)
- Re: separating applications by David Miller on August 03 2006 14:42 EDT
- SOA without web services by el morabet riad on August 04 2006 05:37 EDT
- Re: SOA without web services by Rene Zanner on August 04 2006 07:43 EDT
- Re: SOA without web services by David Miller on August 07 2006 02:13 EDT
- SOA without web services by el morabet riad on August 04 2006 05:37 EDT
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Re: separating applications[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: David Miller
- Posted on: August 03 2006 14:42 EDT
- in response to el morabet riad
well JMS would be one possible solution, then there's RMI... -
SOA without web services[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: el morabet riad
- Posted on: August 04 2006 05:37 EDT
- in response to David Miller
JMS in not recommended, so can we do an SOA without web services? -
Re: SOA without web services[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Rene Zanner
- Posted on: August 04 2006 07:43 EDT
- in response to el morabet riad
Hi, what about "good old" EJB? Deploy your services as stateless session beans and call them via EJB. Cheers, René -
Re: SOA without web services[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: David Miller
- Posted on: August 07 2006 14:13 EDT
- in response to el morabet riad
JMS in not recommended, so can we do an SOA without web services?
Well you are going to need some sort of messaging capability (assuming EJBs are also "not recommended"). If you can afford it you might want to look at middleware products like MQ which are designed to perform this sort of job. Of course, there's no guarantee that such poducts are not using JMS under the covers.....