Greetings,
I wonder if anyone can help me by leading me to the
right direction. My question is:

I have 2 Servlet applications running on 2 separate
Tomcat application servers. The apps run on 2
different physical machines and have no need to
communicate to each other. Both apps connect to the
Oracle database.
I need to build a permission system. The permission
system shall reside on its own Tomcat server. Both
applications will hit [query] the Permission server to
get access to a particular resource.
Perhaps this is acceptable design and the risk of the
permission system to go off line is low what other
obstacles should I be looking for?
Can a servlet post data to another servlet?

Please let me know your professional opinion to the
design above.

Bawa


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