Is there any way to register a JSP-invoked bean (or other class) with
the rmiregistry so that its methods can be invoked via RMI?
Since the bean runs under the web server's JVM, I don't see how to do
this, and perhaps it isn't possible; but it seems a shame.
My situation is that I have the JSP-invoked bean call an application
server (in a different JVM) via RMI. That works fine. However, sometimes
I need the application server to initiate the communication.
Of course, I can have the application-server call the bean via http and the
web server, but the asymmetry strikes me as ugly. There are other
possible hacks too, one of which I will use unless someone here takes me
out of my misery.
BTW, there are good reasons for my running the application server
in a separate JVM, rather than as a JSP web application. I won't
go into the reasons, but they exist.
Cheers,
Sidney Bailin
Knowledge Evolution, Inc.
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