Nirmal,
We will also try to do it on WebSphere as we have done on Sybase's app. server.
I assume you mean you used the EJB provider but were you able to call using stubs outside the application server without packaging the stubs in your WSIF deployment? We are using a customer class loader that loads the stubs via the URLClassLoader in the JDK. It works on the Sybase app. server but we are having problems with the class loader hierarchy in BEA. Our next attempt is in WebSphere with a custom class loader for stubs so that we do not have to deploy the stubs directly.
Did you have to change anything in the WSIF to get it to work on WebSphere and would you mind advising us as to how you handled the EJB stubs in relation to your deployment.
Thanks,
--Bill
| Nirmal Mukhi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
06/05/2003 07:00 AM
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Hi,
I don't have any Weblogic experience, but we have done similar things with IBM WebSphere.
Nirmal.
| [EMAIL PROTECTED]
06/04/2003 09:43 PM
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Has anyone ever tried to load and use the WSIF client side within a BEA server to abstract dynamic calls form application server components to EJB's, JMS, and such?
Thanks,
Bill Flood
