I'm pretty sure that WebLogic will not actually use RMI to connect to an
EJB running within the same VM. It has some internal short-cut. There
was a thread about this on the weblogic newsgroup back at the beginning
of the year. Someone in the thread expressed concern that this violated
some symantic, but it was a fairly obscure concern.
Steve Buonincontri wrote:
>
> Does anyone know how the performance of weblogic EJB calls compares across
> different tiers?
>
> For example:
>
> 1) servlets on tier 1 using RMI to call EJB on tier 2
>
> VS.
>
> 2) servlets on tier 1 using RMI to call EJB on tier 1
>
> I personally do not know why the RMI interface has to be used when servlet uses
> EJB locally but it seems like it is mandatory because the EJB is a
> PortableRemoteInterface. Maybe it is not good to run EJB on the same machine as
> the servlets????
>
> - steveb
>
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