Hi Alek, I will give you an example.
What is sure is that I can make a call to an EJB using WSIF. The user thinks he is calling a web service but in fact I have done a mapping on an EJB thanks to WSIF so in fact he is calling an EJB method. Is this point OK ? I think it is the purpose of the ejb binding. I expose a web service. If my client is described in an ejb and he only wants to work with EJBs. Can I describe somewhere in WSIF that if he calls the method ABC on the EJB E1, WSIF does the mapping to a web service operation (which is my WS) ? Regards, Charles Aleksander Slominski wrote: > SOUILLARD CHARLES wrote: > > >Hi all, > > > >I understand that WSIF gives a framework to make outgoing calls. > > > >I want to know if there is a way in WSIF to manage incoming calls. > > > >For example, I have a web service available on a server. > >I want to call this one from an EJB for example. > > > > > WSIF is about invocations so yes you can invoke web service from EJB if > no security/resource constraitns are broken > > >Is that possible ? > > > > > WSIF was designed to make it possible (for example by using JNDI to > lookup web service from inside EJB) but it will depend on particular app > server and your configuration > > >Does WSIF give me some mapping or do I have to make the call manually in the > >EJB ? > >Is it possible to configure incoming protocols of a web service ? > > > > > i am afraid but i do not get what you mean by "incoming protocol". could > you give an example? > > thanks, > > alek > > -- > The best way to predict the future is to invent it - Alan Kay
