if u want to bypass http(of coursee after applet loaded) u can just make ur
applet to
connect to bean(or whatever it is,but it should be an rmi server) on any
specific port
But beware as per my knowledge only Netscape allows this feature NOT IE
regs
ravi
At 11:53 AM 11/3/1999 -0500, you wrote:
>I have to develop an architecture for a 3-tier application using Java. The
>client is an applet trying to connect to a Javabean on the webserver with
>RMI. My confusion is whether I should first have the applet talk to a
>servlet using RMI and then have the servelet communicate with Javabean or
>just directly have the applet communicate with the Javabean using RMI. I do
>not want to use http request to establish communication from the applet to
>the servlet. I would rather use RMI. The idea here is to develop
>communication between the applet and the webserver using RMI not http
>request and then have a servlet or Javabean talk to the backend . Can you
>suggest me a simple design.
>
>Thanks in advance
>
>Madhuri Mittal
>MARKETWARE International,Inc.
>
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