Hi Andrew,

I guess you are the author of the service part, right? Great work, I
should thank you.

Are you suspecting what we did?

Honestly, nothing special. All the RMI client/server codes are modified
from OFBiz, and all the license claim in the source code is NOT changed,
still in Apache. We only replaced the delegator, local dispatcher and
some other methods with new ones in CmsOFBizRMIClient.java, and these
new methods will call the rmiservice to get response. That's all. Oh,
the anon checkout methods are added because we need them.

If using log4j to replace OpenCms's CmsLog in the client side, then this
integration will be a generic one, I mean it can be integrated with any
java applications, no relations with OpenCms anymore. Sorry for not
doing it in this way.

Come to the conclusion, just as you mentioned, I agree this integration
should be a part of OFBiz. I'm not sure whether I should submit a JIRA
now because this integration is only tested with trunk r514134, I tested
it with trunk HEAD yesterday and found it couldn't work. 

Kind Regards,

Shi Jinghai/Beijing Langhua Ltd.

> Do you have a patch or anything you can submit to JIRA? I too would  
> love to see this in action. If we can work through any license issues  
> (I'm not sure of the OpenCMS license) it would be nice to include in  
> the trunk. If not, we can always add it to the OFBiz extensions  
> repository if you are interested!
> 
> Andrew
> 


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