1. Offering EJB to clients using HTTP stackoverflow.comI'm developing a server to offer persistence to clients connecting through http. The clients will be based on different technologies: web, iphone and android; that is why I thought of using ... |
2. Can I use EJB to Service HTTP Requests? stackoverflow.comCan I use EJB to service HTTP Requests, so that I can harness EJB's scalability.. |
3. Call to slow service over HTTP from within message-driven bean (MDB) stackoverflow.comI have a message driven bean which serves messages in a following way: 1. It takes data from incoming message. 2. Calls external service via HTTP (literally, sends GET requests using HttpURLConnection), using ... |
4. Getting Document in an Entity EJB via HTTP vs. Web Services coderanch.com |
5. HTTP writeobject with Servet or RMI EJB ? coderanch.comIf you have to move objects both inside and outside the company net then Http is the logical choice to avoid firewall problems. I have not used Resin but it has been around since the beginning and still seems to be well regarded. If you are comfortable with it, keep it. If performance is a problem, do some measurements before blindly ... |
6. How rmi preferable than http for Performance wise?? java-forums.org |
7. http://localhost:8080/helloservice/HelloService?Tester HTTP Status 404 - java-forums.orgHi Everyone, Info: - Windows 7 Professional 32-bit - JDK 1.6.0_24-b07 - Oracle GlassFish Server 3.1 - NetBeanIDE 6.9.1 1. I used NetBean to start Oracle GlassFish Server. 2. From Administration Console, by using the Update Tool, I got C:\glassfish3.1\glassfish\docs\javaee-tutorial (doc and examples folders) (as of 3/12/2011). 3. I opened project helloservice from C:\glassfish3.1\glassfish\docs\javaee-tutorial\examples\jaxws\helloservice 4. I selected Clean and Build and ... |