I guess I could see the remote interface changing if say you applied a new
version of the app server. Is that what you mean? Otherwise....
Dave Wolf
Internet Applications Division
Sybase
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> Dave,
>
> I think the issue that Brian is refering to is if the 'remote
> interface' has
> changed and not the server side implementation of this interface. If the
> interface has changed then I would suspect the stub needs to be
> regenerated/recompiled unless you are using dynamic proxies on the client
> side.
>
> Brian, I really do not see much of a problem with redeployment
> since in most
> cases its changing for some client purpose which means changes in
> the front
> end which means redeployment in some way. Also there are many
> ways to manage
> redeployment. Have you looked at JavaWebStart?
>
> William Louth
> Inprise
> www.inprise.com/appserver/
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> Subject: Re: Remote Client Question.
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>
> > >Not to mention, if the API changed you'd likely need to
> > recompile the client
> > >anyways. So whats the advantage? Maybe Im being simply dense.
> >
> > What I meant was if the API didn't change but
> > implementation details
> > changed. If the API changed then obviously you'd have to re-compile.
> >
> > BP
>
> But its just a stub. The implementation of a stub should just about never
> ever change. The implementation of the servant bean can change
> all it wants
> with no change in the stub.
>
> So again I dont understand the value.
>
> /dwolf
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