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15. Re: What is HTTPInvoker for? Can it be used to access EJBs o
In general you need only to configure server side. It's up to server to send you home object proxy, and it would know where to connect.
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16. Re: What is HTTPInvoker for? Can it be used to access EJBs o
Hello Mike,
Thank you. I solved the problem already. I made some mistakes. Jon helped me figure out.
Regarding the performance, I may suggest RMI+SSL which has minimal performance hit. I am going to do so.
Best Regards,
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17. Re: What is HTTPInvoker for? Can it be used to access EJBs o
My goal was to be able to work through the proxy servers (it's pretty common to have not only firewall but also http proxy server to be the only way outside)
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18. HttpInvoker with stateful session bean
Hi,
I'm running JBoss 3.2.1, and tried to use HTTP-Tunneling just as you did. It seems to work fine with stateless session beans, but not with stateful beans. It can be created, but as soon as I want to excute a methods, I get an java.lang.StackOverflowError.
I configured the invoker-proxy-binding, too with the difference that I use
org.jboss.proxy.ejb.StatefulSessionInterceptor
Has anyone encountered the same problem?
thanks in advance,
Jari -
19. Re: HttpInvoker with stateful session bean
Problem solved. I'm sorry, the source of the error wasn't the HttpInvoker - it works fine now. I only made the mistake to do two things in one step.. i added the log statement "log.debug( getName() )" instead of log.debug( "getName()" ) into the stateful bean. Thus a recursive method call was causing the StackOverflow. At least it is not possible to execute any code on the computer because of that ;-).
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20. Re: What is HTTPInvoker for? Can it be used to access EJBs o
But i am getting still java.net.NoRouteToHostException. I have been trying to rectify this from one week. Can some one help me
Kindly help.. It is most important for me.Thanks in Advance