I am wiring together a a system that does XML-RPC calls to
EJB over JMS. It sounds convoluted but I think it will prove to
be quite straight forward and have several advantages.
I'm using XML-RPC for now 'cause its easy. SOAP after
it matures more.
Since I am the lone Java dude in a sea of perl hackers
I would like to know if anyone has attempted this before.
Some nagging question I have are:
Is an RPC interface the correct pattern for EJB?
Processing XML documents into EJB method calls is
painful. RPC solves that problem and with XML-RPC
I don't do any XML parsing.
Has anyone figured out a good interface between
XML/SOAP/XML-RPC and JMS? Im using a Java servlet
for the XML-RPC client that makes the JMS calls.
I want non-Java programs to be able to make the
RPC calls, (PERL).
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