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JimmyD
Hello all,
I have a platform which consist of two different technologies.
One is J2EE platform and second is older platform build with C/C++ language.
In that older platform (C/C++) there is a simple way to make simple
JavaBeans.
What I would like to do is to call EJBs running in J2EE platform side from
older C/C++ platform's JavaBeans.
Is EJBProxy a best pattern for that kind of issue? I see a possibility
to call EJBs from C/C++ platform using it's JavaBean. But I would not want
to load every J2EE library to that JavaBean. So, my question is that is it
possible to make JavaBean in C/C++ platform as an EJBProxy which would call
a sessionfacade EJB in J2EE side. After that I could call entity bean etc.
Has anyone implemented anything like that? A EJBProxyBean (JavaBean) called
from C/C++ side with parameters SessionFacadeBean in J2EE container which
could then do what ever J2EE platform offers.
Like to here your experiences.
Cheers!
I have a platform which consist of two different technologies.
One is J2EE platform and second is older platform build with C/C++ language.
In that older platform (C/C++) there is a simple way to make simple
JavaBeans.
What I would like to do is to call EJBs running in J2EE platform side from
older C/C++ platform's JavaBeans.
Is EJBProxy a best pattern for that kind of issue? I see a possibility
to call EJBs from C/C++ platform using it's JavaBean. But I would not want
to load every J2EE library to that JavaBean. So, my question is that is it
possible to make JavaBean in C/C++ platform as an EJBProxy which would call
a sessionfacade EJB in J2EE side. After that I could call entity bean etc.
Has anyone implemented anything like that? A EJBProxyBean (JavaBean) called
from C/C++ side with parameters SessionFacadeBean in J2EE container which
could then do what ever J2EE platform offers.
Like to here your experiences.
Cheers!