Peter,
<vendor>
This is a very straightforward requirement for most J2EE products which
are built on CORBA/IIOP. For example, in IAS4, the default JNDI server
is also the default CosNaming server. Thus, your EJBs see your CORBA
servers, and vice versa. We have quite a few users who are using such
hybrid EJB/CORBA solutions. It's a very logical way to build big
systems where not everything in the universe is an EJB or even written
in Java.
Furthermore, it is trivial to have your CORBA servers expose their
interfaces using RMI signatures, meaning that your EJB clients need
not even be aware that they are using CORBA servers. Of course, this
assumes you write your RMI/CORBA servers using the same design
patterns as are used in EJB (i.e., each object has a home interface,
etc.)
It may be possible to get this working with non-CORBA based J2EE
products, but I suspect it will require a great deal of twiddling.
</vendor>
-jkw
Peter Delahunty wrote:
>
> Has anyone had experience of registering a CORBA object with the J2EE
> namespece (JNDI) and then accessed and used the object from an EJB and used
> it as if it was an EJB.
>
> Isn't this what is possible with RMI/IIOP ?
>
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