I wish to implement a TCP/IP based Server inside Jboss which would
accept and listen to requests from external clients. To start off, is
this possible?; can I open TCP sockets inside Jboss server and establish
connections to external clients? The server would basically involve
using some kind of a threading mechanism so that it can stay alive and
listen for messages from the external clients.
I know this cannot be done via EJBs as they have a restricted lifecycle
and the contained does not allow user threads (is this right?). Is there
any other way to achieve this?. Can I have a simpel Java class inside
the Jboss server acting as the TCP server?
Any help is much appreciated. Also is there any low level documentation that discusses protocols and various ways of establishing connections to the Jboss server
i think creating an mbean is the right way.
best regards
Ingo Bruell
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