We are doing this between Java Applications on a client communicating with
Java Servlets on the server. If there is a firewall involved, you can
pretty much forget CORBA at this time anyway. It can be done, but it is far
from ideal. We are using streams between the two, serializing our data
which is encapsulated within objects and pushing it over the streams. Here
is an article which gave us the idea and a starting point.
http://www.j-nine.com/pubs/applet2servlet/index.htm
It works great and so long as you push it over SSL, it is secure as well.
Cheers,
Steven
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> Hello,
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> We want to exchange large amounts of data (>1MB) between the
> client and the
> server using JSP/Servlet technolog. Does anyone have an idea of how to
> implement such a requirement? Please find below the following concepts we
> are thinking of:
> 1. Using Applet to Servlet communication.
> 2. Using CORBA
>
> If we are using CORBA then how to synchronize between client HTTP session
> and the CORBA session?
>
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> TIA
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