I have to agree with the financial transaction advice.
Should you need it for other things, the steps for integrating Tomcat
and OpenEJB are pretty simple:
1. Download and unpack Tomcat (any 5.5.x or 6.0.x)
2. Download the latest openejb.war file and place it into the
webapps/ directory.
3. Start Tomcat
You can optionally go the "http://localhost/openejb/"; page and run
through the installer after step 3 which will install a javaagent
(only really needed when using OpenJPA on Java 1.5).
-David
On Mar 6, 2009, at 11:20 AM, Rusty Wright wrote:
Go back and read my note to your previous post where I refer to
CyberSource's Hosted Order Page (HOP) and credit card industry's PCI
security requirements. For bed time reading, download the PDF of
the PCI security requirements (the condensed version will suffice);
they're breathtaking.
l...@work wrote:
ok.thanks .i will get an expert to help me in this.thank you guys
for all the
help.
l...@work wrote:
hi mark!
thanks for the kind advice.for your information i am a simple java
programmer with SCJP.and i lack knowledge in the integration and
production part as i am not exposed to it.but i do have a will to
learn and the will to execute if given a chance.if you feel that
my questions
are too simple enough for you to answer you dont have to answer
them .let
someone who can guide me correctly do so.of course my project is
my own
and i dont have a deadline :)
markt-2 wrote:
l...@work wrote:
hi,
i want to integarte tomcat with open ejb.please guide me on
the
installation steps and which version of EJB and version of
tomcat is
best
combination.i want to use this for online money transactions.is
this
method
of integarting tomcat with open ejb simpler than just writing an
ejb in
jboss and using jboss instead of tomcat.does using jboss alone
ensure
security of the transaction page or should i use the security
features
here
again to make the page secure.if any of you have sample code
please mail
me.
Given the simplicity of the questions you have been asking in
this area
and the necessity of getting any implementation that involves
credit
cards right I strongly suggest you identify a suitable expert and
pay
them to do this for you.
Alternatively, there are plenty of third party providers out
there you
can use rather than trying to roll your own.
Attempting to do something like this on your own when you
apparently
lack the necessary skills and experience is asking for trouble
down the
road.
Mark
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