Ramin Javanbakht wrote:
> 
> Can EJBs that are contained and managed by JOnAS be accessed by a CORBA
> client application (for example, a C/C++ client application that is
> using MICO C++ ORB)?

As far as I understand it, in principle, that is what the RMI/IIOP 
part of J2EE should be able to offer. In other words, a way for 
CORBA and RMI to communicate. The ORB that JOnAS uses for distributed
communication would therefore need to be able to offer RMI/IIOP support, 
and this is one of the plans for the Jonathan/Jeremie ORB towards
the end of this year. So, at the moment, the answer to your question 
is currently no, but in the future it should be possible.


> If the access is possible, how the CORBA application can use JOnAS JNDI
> service to find the EJBs (JNDI is a pure Java API, so non-Java
> application can not access it) ?

You're right that JNDI is pure Java but you may be confusing the 
actual naming service with the way that applications access it. In 
J2EE, the naming service can be (must be?) a CORBA COS naming service, 
which can be accessed using JNDI from a Java world, or else using 
normal CORBA access from a CORBA application.

Kathleen

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