Dror Ben-Gai wrote:
>
> hi everybody..
>
> I'm in a situation where I have to send control and information from a bean
> to a remote process, whether in another JVM or on another machine
> altogether. I can implement this using JMS, but that would mean that all
> calls to functions from the bean will be a-synchronous, and can only reply
> using access to another bean. Alternatively, I can use the bean to get a
> hold of an RMI object in the remote process, and then call its functions,
> which will allow me to get a real-time response.
>
> my question is, can I do that, and what are the implications, if any, of
> this action?
> are there any security issues involved (I heard there may have been security
> issues with the Inprise AS) or is it something not normally done in the EJB
> world?
>
> thanks..
> (-)Dror
>
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Nothing will prevent you to call another JVM or another machine outside
the EJB world. You just must be aware that doing so, you will lost all
functionalities offered by JOnAS:
- no more security checks,
- no more transaction propagation: If you are inside a transaction and
if you decide to rollback it, you will have to compensate what you've
done
on your remote application for example.
But this should not be a problem because you know what you do!
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