Re: Job: I'm looking for one..

[Leon Brocard]

Jonathan Peterson sent the following bits through the ether:

> :) I was thinking of EJB, specifically. Once you put a load of logic into
> beans, it seems damned hard to use them without the rest of the Java based
> infrastructure.

Indeed. Since Emap was moving to EJB (and Java everywhere), I
considered investigating interfacing to beans from Perl using Java.pm
or Inline::Java. I didn't actually have any time to do this, but I
don't see why it shouldn't be possible.

I reckon interperability is big, and that XML-RPC (or possibly even
SOAP) will change the way we work. There's no point writing everything
in one language or environment any more. Microsoft may have understood
this with .NET. Discuss.

Leon
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