EJB over SSL 2004-12-23 - By Gilbert Chang
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Do you mind giving me some pointers on how to configure HTTP tunneling
on the client side with Sun JDK 1.4.2? Thanks.
Gilbert
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JBoss and WebLogic both support JNDI/RMI through http(s) tunneling. I
would look to see if WAS has something similar.
Kevin E. Gaasch
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>>> Gilbert.Chang@(protected) 12/21/2004 4:35:50 AM >>>
Hi, there:
I have heard that the ORB in JDK 1.4 does not support CSIv2. Can
someone
confirm this is indeed the case?
Specifically, I am trying to invoke via EJBs running in Websphere
Application Server 5.0.2 from a standalone Java client running on JDK
1.4.2 via SSL. Is this technically possible to do without support for
CSIv2 on the client side (WAS 5.0.2 supports CSIv2)? Thanks.
Gilbert Chang
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