I was debating an issue recently for a product development with the EJB components at the middle tier but wanted to give a rich interface at the client.
Does anyone have any idea whether a window based language can be used at the client to access the EJB components at the middle tier.
TIA
Ranjan
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Window based GUI with EJB at middle tier (5 messages)
- Posted by: Rajesh Ranjan
- Posted on: April 24 2001 06:05 EDT
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- Window based GUI with EJB at middle tier by Raghuram Ethirajan on April 24 2001 07:25 EDT
- Window based GUI with EJB at middle tier by Richard Kenyon on April 24 2001 08:57 EDT
- Window based GUI with EJB at middle tier by Rajesh Ranjan on April 26 2001 04:19 EDT
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Window based GUI with EJB at middle tier by Richard Kenyon on April 26 2001 08:31 EDT
- Window based GUI with EJB at middle tier by Rajesh Ranjan on April 27 2001 12:39 EDT
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Window based GUI with EJB at middle tier by Richard Kenyon on April 26 2001 08:31 EDT
- Window based GUI with EJB at middle tier by Rajesh Ranjan on April 26 2001 04:19 EDT
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- Posted by: Raghuram Ethirajan
- Posted on: April 24 2001 07:25 EDT
- in response to Rajesh Ranjan
You can very well use Swing to manage this situation. You can use the Swing based client to access EJB .
Regards,
Ragu -
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- Posted by: Richard Kenyon
- Posted on: April 24 2001 08:57 EDT
- in response to Rajesh Ranjan
You can use VB if necessary.
Cheers,
Rick
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- Posted by: Rajesh Ranjan
- Posted on: April 26 2001 04:19 EDT
- in response to Richard Kenyon
How do you use VB? Do you mean we have to use some application server with COM/DCOM proxy for the EJB containers?
Or do we have to use RMI/IIOP - COM socket bridge or something like that?
Please be a bit more descriptive...
Rgds
Ranjan -
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- Posted by: Richard Kenyon
- Posted on: April 26 2001 08:31 EDT
- in response to Rajesh Ranjan
There is a product called Jintegra which allows VB to access java objects (including EJBs).
I don't know how it works, as I don't come from a VB background.
Doing a search for Jintegra will bring up the WWW site, where an evaluation copy can be downloaded.
Cheers,
Rick
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- Posted by: Rajesh Ranjan
- Posted on: April 27 2001 00:39 EDT
- in response to Richard Kenyon
Thanks Rick for the info...I'll sure check it out right now..
Ranjan
rajeshranjan at consultant dot com