Assuming of course that your EJB server is also a CORBA
server and you write the proper interfaces.
You could also use a servlet based XML parser as an
EJB interface, though that is not exactly out of the
box either.(my understatement of the month)
-David Regan
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u can use IIOP for that.
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Hi all --
Is the above possible? Does the EJB spec address this issue
directly?
Thanks!
-Andrew Gerngross
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