and the last one



Shane Muffat wrote:
> 
> Is there any way...to develop a transaction like service WITHOUT the
> overhead to simply...implicitly pass a session ID from EJB to EJB to RMI
> Server...and possibly in reverse...???  The transaction service does
> something like this...does it not?  I've looked at everything from dynamic
> proxies...which really doesn't help because we need control over development
> of the business components...the IIOP layer...and the transaction
> service...but am having a hard time with it.  I am trying to develop a
> plugable framework here without having control over the business
> development...this framework needs to track a user (session ID) through the
> entire application!!!
> 
> Any help would be greatly appreciated!
> 
> A perplexed java engineer,
> Shane Muffat
Hi Shane,
Here are two documents about how a context is propagated with Jeremie
The first "How Jonathan propagtes transactional context"
written by Kathleen Milsted of France Telecom described the machanism
used
by JOnAS with Jeremie for propagation the transactional context
The second "How to propagate a security context between Tomcat and JOnas
with Jeremie"
written by J.F Mesnil describe the application of the previous method
for propagating a Security context.
I hope it will helps you!
Regards
-- 
        Philippe

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jeremie-prop-context.pdf

jeremie-propagation-security.doc



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