Chris,
Since I was teaching myself servlets I decided to remove one
possible layer of complexity and completely removed corba from
the servlet. I still used our corba implementation classes,
replacing the orb class with a Null Object pattern class that had
the orb interface. So for example, when the implementation
classes registered themselves with the orb, this replacement class
just did a noop.
I don't want to come across as a corba-hater, but for me this
seemed less risky.
> Tom,
>
> Thanks a lot for this tale from the trenches. Everytime I am getting ready
> to unsubscribe (not 'cause this is a bad list, but it just a time soaker), a
> post like this reminds me why I value this community. Great story!
>
> BTW, do you still use CORBA once you are in your Servlet layer, or did you
> gut it completly from your architecture.
>
> Regards,
>
> -Chris.
>
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