Hi, I'm attempting to write some servlets to be used as middlewar between
an existing server side app, and a thin client. The problem I'm having is
trying to find an elegant way of getting my servlet a reference to an
already running java app in a separate JVM (or the app a reference to the
servlet).
So far I've thought of sockets/RMI, get the the app to request the servlet
from the webserver, or possibly there's something I could do with
reflection, but they all seem a bit of a long way around.
I'm presuming that i'm going to end up using sockets, but I remember
someone on the list saying that he only used servlets to pass information
on the the business logic in normal java apps, so I was wondering how
that gentleman does it?
Thankyou very much,
Catherine Jung
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