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Have you
considered using the Java API for XML Messaging (JAXM) ? This might sound
like quite an overkill, but you might want to consider the fact that , tomorrow,
your application may grow to levels where a simple URLConnection based
Server-To-Server communication model may no longer
make practical sense. regards Pramod Nair ----- Original Message -----
Following diagram illustrate my application. In my application a client send his/her tax number to servlet1 by using a html form. Servlet1 forward this parameter (tax number) servlet2 and servlet3 which reside in different computer. Servlet2 and servlet3 will connect their databases (RDBMS_2 and RDBMS_3) , execute query (by using tax number that servlet1 send). Then servlet1 will receive responses from servlet2 and servlet3 and write them a jsp file using a JavaBean and send this jsp file back to client. To achive this application, I want to communicate servlets. So, I will have developed distributed application using java servlet technology. But I don't know how can I do servlet to servlet communication. I need documentation and samples code. Thanks... |
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