Hi there,
my setup is similar - I have got a JSF frontend and a Spring controlled
business logic that handles RMI (client and server) and exception
handling (via AOP) declaratively. I'd suggest you take a look at Spring
since it eases development, keeps your app. simpler and smaller and
therefore
Hi,
sounds pretty much like our architecture, except we are using CORBA
instead of RMI (corba is faster).
Since RMI is pretty tied to java I would strongly encourage you to
write a java-file generator, which generates a facade on top of the
rmi interfaces, hiding error handling and de/marshaling
Hello All,
we need to integrate our Struts application with an RMI server. But we
don't know whether tapping into this RMI server (not EJB) would be an easy
thing to achieve and we have limited time to investigate. Has any one faced
a similar situation to this? Do we need to provide a client
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