On 16 mai 06, at 22:34, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Philippe;
Perhaps you could expand on what you mean by "interconnect" as this
is like saying you want to build a bridge without specifiying if
it's for two cars a day, for or a motorway or for rail. In each
case it would be a different sort of bridge you would want.
Andrew, sorry for the lack of info... The webservices will use some
fonctionnalities of the WO cluster for several part of the webapps.
Buying something on the webapp should invoke the WO part which is
responsible of managing the account, contact the bank, etc. This
could led to an important (but not huge).
btw, Michael answered me (off list) :
"I would recommend using SOAP to communicate with an application on a
Tomcat server. I believe the performance of SOAP requests/responses
is actually more efficient than RMI because you do not have the
overhead of requiring another server process running. I'm not sure
if you know, but to utilize RMI, you must have one of the components
registered within an RMI server process, and the client must query
the RMI server to obtain a connection to the service. The SOAP
method is much more direct in that your data is serialized into XML
datatypes and deserialized much like making an remote method call.
The only trick is ensuring the data you are transferring can be
serialized and deserialized."
I think SOAP can be a solution since it sounds easy to implement in
WO too.
Thank you
Philippe
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