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design question (1 messages)
- Posted by: vaheesan selvarajah
- Posted on: June 28 2006 12:22 EDT
I am supposed to build a web application that will serve as a front end for a network device. The device runs c/c++ code. The web interface needs to store stuff to a light DB and provision the same data to the application on the device. (all the code,webserver,DB are hosted on the device, which is a linux box as of now). I assume having an appserver to run middleware code is an overkill. But without it how can the code running in a web container communicate with the device. Even if we use a standard appserver it can not communicate to an external device without using JDBC or JMS interfaces.. so.. does this lead to a customized middleware requirement? any ideas? suggestions? .. much appreciated.. -VThreaded Messages (1)
- Re: design question by Sachin Dharmapurikar on June 28 2006 21:46 EDT
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Re: design question[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Sachin Dharmapurikar
- Posted on: June 28 2006 21:46 EDT
- in response to vaheesan selvarajah
(all the code,webserver,DB are hosted on the device, which is a linux box as of now)
If everything is hosted on device with Linux operating system then you are free to use SOAP or simple HTTP to communicate with external appserver. Can you please elaborate your usecase a little more? Sachin