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1. Re: JCA as a means to a JNI end
adrian.brock Mar 31, 2005 11:14 AM (in response to bmargulies)Moderated: FAQ
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2. Re: JCA as a means to a JNI end
bmargulies Mar 31, 2005 11:18 AM (in response to bmargulies)I did not see the answer to the JNI question in the FAQ.
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3. Re: JCA as a means to a JNI end
adrian.brock Mar 31, 2005 11:56 AM (in response to bmargulies)This is the second time in a week people have overlooked this question in the FAQ
earlier it was about RMI rather than JNI.
What is misleading about this, that it gets overlooked/ignored?I want to connect to XYZ should I use JCA? (or should I use JCA)
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4. Re: JCA as a means to a JNI end
bmargulies Mar 31, 2005 12:07 PM (in response to bmargulies)OK, I can explain why, at least, I'm dense.
J2EE has a general rule that you can't use JNI from beans. The only J2EE object explicitly specified to tolerate JNI is JCA. So, I didn't feel confident that the FAQ was answering the question in the absence of a specific statement.
I'll edit the FAQ if the wiki will let me to make this clearer to us idiots.