Hi, I have this question. We have a requirement in a project in which we have to use remoting for our application. Reading the Spring Documentation, it says that it is possible to do remoting via Spring Remoting Facilities. They have several options and I opted to use the JMS Version.
Here is my scenario, All Of the business objects would no longer be wired directly to their interfaces. All of the classes are to be wired via some remoting. Normally, all of our business objects can be attached directly. The requirement this time would be the other way around. We'd have to do it somewhat like ejb approach in which we deploy the business objects in another container. Spring offers several options including hessian, burlap, httpinvoker, and jms. We are opting for the JMS option but we're trying to look at ways on how it get it to work. I've read that camel offers remoting also through spring remoting. Should I use camel's version of it? What benefits will I get if I use camel's version? Also is this the right path? For example I have 50 business objects all of them would have to be accessed remotely, is this the proper approach to this? I can do it the web service way but if remoting is possible it will be a lot easier for me. appreciate your comments thanks carlo
