Why don't you invoke some web service from the client which in turn talks to
your EJB ?
On Thu, Dec 3, 2009 at 6:33 AM, Bruce Xia bruce.xi...@gmail.com wrote:
What I was trying to do is really to have an app client who can talk to EJB
on server side. This is simply done by adding @EJB
What I was trying to do is really to have an app client who can talk to EJB
on server side. This is simply done by adding @EJB annotator in JEE but in
Anroid package the ejb package is not included. This can probably be done
thru RMI but if Android has native support it would be great.
IF you
Depends what you mean by J2EE client. A client could be just a web
browser (Servlets and JSP are part of the JEE spec). You might mean
more along the lines of a SOAP or JMS client or such though (which
also can be done, not that they *should* be done, but can be). You
need to clarify this quite a
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