Hi!
Ron Yust wrote:
> Thanks for the quick reply. So does being J2EE compliant mean you *don't*
> have to force clients to use IIOP?
If you want to have clients that are always sure to work with any J2EE
server *without preinstalling anything*, then IIOP is "needed".
I say "needed" since jBoss do not have IIOP support, but OTOH it does
not *force* you to preinstall anything.
You need to look at it from the containers point of view I'm afraid: the
server can use any protocol it wishes, as long as it can use IIOP *too*.
That's the basic rule.
> The J2EE specs seem to indicate that
> JRMP is supported, but I don't see how to configure J2EE to allow it and I'm
> assuming then that J2EE-compliant clients must use IIOP.
First off, please say "J2EE RI" and not "J2EE". It is very confusing.
See above: a J2EE-compliant server *may* use protocols other than IIOP,
but it is not required. In the case of the J2EE RI it only supports
IIOP.
regards,
Rickard
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