on 1-08-23 06.44, Andreas Schaefer at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When a client of an EJB can use RMI to access an EJB is it
then also true that the EJB can use an RMI callback object
(sent by the client) to send information back to the client ?
Yes - is my guess, - but - I do not know ... and
Hi,
On Wed, 22 Aug 2001, Andreas Schaefer wrote:
When a client of an EJB can use RMI to access an EJB is it
then also true that the EJB can use an RMI callback object
(sent by the client) to send information back to the client ?
It depends on the client. If the client is multithreaded,
Hi Geeks
When a client of an EJB can use RMI to access an EJB is it
then also true that the EJB can use an RMI callback object
(sent by the client) to send information back to the client ?
Let's say the client want to register an Event Listener on the
EJB where then the events are sent back
On Wed, 22 Aug 2001, Andreas Schaefer wrote:
Hi Geeks
When a client of an EJB can use RMI to access an EJB is it
then also true that the EJB can use an RMI callback object
(sent by the client) to send information back to the client ?
No, that does only work in certain situations .. if
