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Re: JBoss, EJB, Java Server, and C++ CORBA Clients

by Yakov Gerlovin <yakov.gerlovin@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Jul 1, 2007 at 06:42 AM

Hello Michael,

If I've got you right, you successfully implemented a CORBA server and
just want it to run as a part of JBoss.
If this is the case, could you please be more specific what seems to
be a problem? When I needed exactly the same thing, I wrapped the
CORBA server as MBean and it worked great.

Concerning you other question about EJB, following IDL file, I'm not
fully understand what do you mean.

Here is 2 options for mixing EJB and CORBA:

1.	CORBA server that acts as EJB client
This is a preferred option. You will need to write some code that
translates your CORBA data types into EJB types. In most cases it's
trivial code, but it's not generated. Please note, that in this case
EJBs are not aware of CORBA and do not need 'to follow IDL'.

2.	RMI over IIOP
This means you implement EJB, but you can access it from CORBA client.
This option can not be recommended because of low compatibility,
restrictions on EJB interface and awful IDLs, created by rmic
compiler. In this case IDLs are generated, according your EJB
interface, you can not define IDLs yourself.

HTH,
Yakov
 




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JBoss, EJB, Java Server, and C++ CORBA Clients
mwallis76@[EMAIL PROTECTE  2007-05-08 13:21:37 
Re: JBoss, EJB, Java Server, and C++ CORBA Clients
Yakov Gerlovin <yakov.  2007-07-01 06:42:29 

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