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1. Re: Access an adapter on another application server?
davidjencks Mar 21, 2003 1:13 PM (in response to hansbaus)The adapter architecture is not designed for this and I do not recommend it.
Why can't you deploy the adapter on jboss?
If you can't do this, you should put a session bean on the weblogic server that uses the adapter, and communicate with this. You will not be able to have transactions that include both jboss and weblogic AFAIK. -
2. Re: Access an adapter on another application server?
hansbaus Mar 24, 2003 3:40 AM (in response to hansbaus)> The adapter architecture is not designed for this
> and I do not recommend it.
I thought it is possible to run any module on another server, so I guessed a R.A. would also work.
> Why can't you deploy the adapter on jboss?
This works on JBoss 3.0.4, but on J2EE RI it causes some weird classloading problems and I'm not sure it will work in future JBoss versions. It seems, that Sun has separated the various parts of the application server much more than JBoss currently does.
The Java API accessed by my R.A. does some classloading tricks to make session beans accessible as normal Java objects through a public interface. It is designed for access from plain Java and they had some more problems when other J2EE components were accessible. I thought I could work around this by moving the R.A. to the WebLogic server.
> If you can't do this, you should put a session bean
> on the weblogic server that uses the adapter, and
> communicate with this. You will not be able to have
> transactions that include both jboss and weblogic
> AFAIK.
That won't be an issue, because all transactions will be on JBoss. The WebLogic access is only needed for lookup.
Hans Bausewein