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From: "Adam Lipscombe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Do you mean that jBoss does not need stubs?
Not in a generated sense. The jBoss client stubs are dynamic proxy classes that
can communicate with any deployed remote object.
> Why does the Inprise App server need them and not jBoss?
> Something to do with IIOP?
Yup. BAS uses an implementation of CORBA that requires a specific stub for each
remote object. These are generated in Java by using the java2iiop process. In
WebLogic they require the use of ejbc to accomplish a similar technique. I
started using jBoss on version 2, but I would think that previous versions
required the use of rmic, the RMI stub/skeleton compiler.
jim
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