Hi there.
What I am doing for a project, to allow different service providers to
join my central service. Each of the service providers would have to
implement a Bean wiht the home and remote interface specified by the
central service, and the central service uses EJB to communicate with
those servers...it is rather a dynamic system....Thus the central
service would be likely to interact with many DIFFERENT type of app
servers. As of your client jars suggestion, do u mean the client
proram the bean..'jar' it, and send it to the central service?
ORB? then I'd have to touch CORBA then? and ORB acts as a wrapper to
my bean? If so, why EJB?
If I use a separate LDAP for the service providers to deployed their
bean at...would that solve the problem?
Thanks :)
James.
>you can't... yet (No IIOP in Orion yet)
>and mostly, what IIOP(Internet Inter-ORB Protocol) provides is ORB
>communication,
>the ORB (Object Request Broker) is the one that provides your beans
>services, and provides
>beans to its clients...
>
>In an EJB architecture, it may be easy to implement distrubuted
>transactions, for instance, thanks to IIOP + 2PC commit/ OpenXA
>transactions, but applying security (which is server specific) can become
>hell
>
>Also, if the JNDI of a given server doesn't support it, it can be tricky to
>code the beans;
>
>My advise is to create/obtain client jars which are mainly the remote & home
>interfaces;
>Always narrow Objects >>PortableRemoteObject.narrow (MyBean.Class)<<
>
>Perhaps if you elaborate further the List may be of assistance
>
>HTH,
>
>JP
>
>(P.S.: I hope you don't want to interact with Oracle App Servers, OAS or
>IAS... for the mission isn't hard, it's just impossible ;-)
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: James Ho [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Viernes, 10 de Noviembre de 2000 13:19
>To: Orion-Interest
>Subject: Re: URGENT: talking with other app server?
>
>
>"Juan Lorandi (Chile)" wrote:
>>
>> To connect different App servers (diff vendors) IIOP will be used
>>
>
>How can I do that with Orion?
>
>James
>
