On Sat, 21 Jul 2001, Jim Archer wrote:
> Hi All...
>
> I have a functional need to keep a persistent network connection (via a TCP
> socket) to another machine. I would like to do this from a session bean if
> possible, but I really need to avoid the overhead of opening and closing
> the connection each time I need to talk to that other computer.
>
> SInce I have no control over when a session bean is passivated, I think I
> may have no control over this. Is there a way I can do this?
>
> If not, I would appreciate any suggestions for an alternative method of
> doing this.
It appears that the solution to every other problem is a custom MBean, so
I'll suggest using a custom MBean ;).
Furthermore, I'm by no means an expert on the connector doodah, but isn't
this pretty much what it's for? Couldn't you write a custom connector and
access the other machine through that resource?
Depending on the nature of the other system I suppose the session bean
could communicate through a JMS queue, but that depends on the manner of
communication. The receiving end of the queue could be a proxy running in
another JVM and doing all the necessary networking stuff.
Cheers
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