Evan Ireland wrote:
>
> "Jonathan K. Weedon" wrote:
> >
> > <vendor>
> >
> > Likewise, our AppServer supports JNI. That being said, I
> > STRONGLY recommend using CORBA to integrate native code
> > into your EJB application. Having developed quite a bit
> > of JNI code (and mountains of CORBA code) I can easily
> > vouch for the fact that integrating C or C++ code using
> > CORBA is substantially easier than using JNI.
> >
> > </vendor>
>
> I agree 100%. Writing CORBA C++ components and calling them from EJBs is much
> easier than tinkering with JNI.
>
> <vendor>
>
> Sybase EAServer allows you to run C++ components in the same server process as
> EJBs. You can even make them appear to be EJB components with a home and
> remote interface, i.e. you can choose between EJB stubs and CORBA/Java stubs
> for calling them from your EJBs.
>
> </vendor>
Evan,
<envious-competing-vendor>
That is very cool.
</envious-competing-vendor>
<note-to-self>
Stop wasting time on this mailing list and finish implementing
our new CORBA integration features for the next release.
</note-to-self>
-jkw
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