Hi!
Nittle Gupta wrote:
> I am novice to EJB concept I would like to ask a very basic question.
> Is this EJB concept is for Enterprise network only?Can I use it on
> internet where my EJbean is deployed on my server & the client is
> accessing it from internet ?
There are no inherent limitations built into EJB. So, theoretically, yes
you can use your EJBeans on the internet.
However, it depends on how you want to use them. If your client is
HTML-based, then there are no problems. If you want an applet doing
direct communication you can run into pretty much the same problems as
with RMI, i.e. distributing server specific classes to client, firewalls
and stuff like that. The exact issues varies with how you want to design
your client, and which EJB vendor you are working with.
It's not a coincidence that the APM (Application Programming Model)
recommends using HTMl as client...
/Rickard
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