On May 15, 2009, at 1:21 PM, Scott Hernandez wrote:
> I have setup a hessian service (servlet) and when returning objects
> (stateless ejb for example) I see that a SingletonHandle instance if
> returned over the protocol. The client proxy then unpacks the object
> and tries to call the local (client) Injector to get the instance,
> instead of making the remote call to retrieve the instance from the
> server. How can I have the Hessian protocol return a ref to my actual
> bean, or a remote reference it won't try to resolve (create) at the
> client?
The issue is on the EJB end, not technically Hessian. You might be
able to create a writeReplace() method (part of the
java.io.Serializable pattern), to save a stub that will then
deserialize into a Hessian client proxy.
-- Scott
>
>
> Here is the type of code I'm using on the client:
>
> HessianProxyFactory fact = new HessianProxyFactory();
> fact.setOverloadEnabled(true);
> fact.setUser("god");
> fact.setPassword("loves us all");
> MyService myService = (MyService)fact.create(MyService.class,
> "http://localhost:8080/mywebapp/api/myservice";);
>
> myService.doServerThing(); // does server thing
> OtherBean ob = myServer.getOtherBean();
> //UnsatisfiedDependencyException ; this should be called on the server
> ob.changeServerState();
> OtherAppScopeBean oasb = myServer.getOtherAppScopeBean();
> String[] sArr = oasb.doSomething();
>
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Scott
>
>
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