----- Original Message -----
From: Theodore Tegos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, August 09, 1999 1:16 AM
Subject: Applications & Servlets
> Hi,
> I have a Java application which will run on the background as a daemon
> and perform some kind of operation. I also have a servlet and I want the
> information from the application to be available to it. Do you have any
> suggestions about the way that the application and the servlet could
> communicate? I know that two servlets can communicate by using their
> "servlet context" but what about an application and a servlet?. Since the
> application and the servlet will run on the same JVM, the communication
> should preferably be done directly by using memory. This means that URL
> connections or sockets are not a good solution and neither is the use of
> files to exchange the information. Is there any other way that the
> communication could be established efficiently?
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Theodore.
Hi Theodore,
try pipes, they use memory as the communications medium. Do you mean the
same JVM
or the same JVM instance, there is a big difference.
Hope that helps
Andy Bailey
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