Best way to call an EJB from the Thick client ? 2004-07-20 - By Guy Katz
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use InitialContext with the proper input parameters (provider URL, Initial
context factory) to lookup EJB, create it and invoke it.
thats all.
many tutorials on this,
you can check sun's website.
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Subject: Best way to call an EJB from the Thick client ?
Hi,
The client in my application is a thick client developed using swing.
I want to know the best way to call an EJB from client.on the server side we
have session bean which acts as an controller and calls the business
delagates.as per my knowledge RMI could be a solution but i don't know wht
are the disadvantages of that and performance issues...
can anyone give any suggestion abt this??
Anuj
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