3 Replies Latest reply on Mar 25, 2005 12:23 PM by adrian.brock

    RMI Server and JCA

    hfarid

      Hi,
      Finally we decided to move to the J2EE land but we have so many logic and code that live in the java domain and running as RMI servers

      I would like to integrate these servers in my AS in a clean way so my new AS based application can take advantage of them

      Can you please recommend a way for the integration based on JCA and if possible an example of how to do it ... Thanks

      So far I thought of the following options:
      - leave it as it's and connect to it in the normal way (as in RMI) with no need for JCA
      [please if you notice an error in my usage of "managed" and "unmanaged" in the JCA domain please correct me (I am still getting confused)
      - Write a conneter for "unmanaged" EIS [very similar to option 1 but I could not find any example for how to do such thing]
      - Extract the code in my application server and create a java object to access the logic and build a connetor for "managed" EIS

      Thanks for help

        • 1. Re: RMI Server and JCA

          Moderated: FAQ

          • 2. Re: RMI Server and JCA
            hfarid

            Adrian,
            can you please be more spcific in the link you are refering to, I might be using wrong wording when I do search or looking at the wrong topic

            All the other postings are talking about connecting to certain db or maybe a legacy system with already written JCA. I could not find any reference to RMI servers

            I am working on a writting a "managed" application which is basically open the RMI channel with the RMI server and delegate calls coming as "interaction"

            Thanks for your help

            • 3. Re: RMI Server and JCA

              JCA is an infrastructure API, why do you think it would explicitly about a specific
              implementation?

              HINT: RMI -> XYZ, now go back to the FAQ