By "Soap Messaging", do you mean one-way messages rather than RPC?  I ask
because there is already a provider for RPCs to EJBs.

The place to start would be writing a provider.  I would suggest first
comparing RPCJavaProvider with MsgJavaProvider to see what the differences
should be between RPC and Msg.  Then use the appropriate EJBProvider as a
starting point and make any mods necessary to create a provider that behaves
appropriately for messages rather than RPC.

Scott Nichol

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Subject: Newbie Question re Messaging with EJB


> Hello All,
> First off, I apologize for the cross post, but I've seen references to
> this topic in both lists, and was not sure which would be the right one.
>
> My first question is fairly straight forward. Is it possible to use
> Soap Messaging with an EJB specified as the provider?
> From perusing the archives of this mailing list, I'm guessing it is not
> possible to do this. If my assumption is correct, then what would be the
> best way of going about achieving the same result (eg. rewrite
> MessageRouterServlet, create a new Router)? Has anybody had to this
> before?
> Also, I'm new to SOAP, and so if this seems like an unusual senario,
> please let me know, as I might not be thinking things through correctly.
>
> Thanks all.
> Sincerely,
> Deepak.
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