Hi All, The Apache SOAP implementation requires that an application be deployed as a web application/service in the Tomcat web server for it to be able to use SOAP messaging. The app that I am designing will be standalone, and I want it to be independent of the SOAP implementation. However, I am encountering a problem in defining how the SOAP servlet and the rest of the application are going to communicate. The SOAP servlet lives in the JVM controlled by Tomcat, whereas my app lives in its own JVM. I could use RMI or some other way to transfer SOAP incoming messages from the SOAP servlet to my app (this would be something similar to the communication between the web container and the EJB container in J2EE), but I'd rather opt for a solution where the SOAP capabilities are embedded in my app. I should also note that I am not considering the use of a J2EE platform. Is there a way to run my app and the SOAP servlet in the same JVM? I was considering running my app as another thread, but this seemed cumbersome though possible. I am also considering using an RMI SOAP implementation because it should address this problem.
Help is very appreciated. Alex -- Privileged or confidential information may be contained in this message. If this message was not intended for you, destroy it and notify us immediately. Opinions, conclusions, recommendations, and other information presented in this message are not given or necessarily endorsed by my employer or firm.
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