> > Which is not a problem ,except that there is no list() method for
> > Sevak to read them as named
> > Objects and shove them into the JNDI tree as objects.
>
> But Sevak would put the ServiceManager into JNDI, not the individual
> services themselves...
I was considering placing each service in individually, this way, Webapps do
not need to ...
Context ctx = new InitialContext( );
ServiceManager sm =
(ServiceManager)ctx.lookup("java:comp/env/service/ServiceManager");
MyService ms = (MyService)sm.lookup(MyService.ROLE);
Rather just...
Context ctx = new InitialContext( );
MyService ms = (MyService)ctx.lookup("java:comp/env/service/MyService");
>
> > All in all, I can't help feeling that the optimizing RMI / AltRMI
> > route is cleaner. With
> > autopublish for AltRMI in Cornerstone, half the work is done already.
>
> it is :)
I have never used AltRMI. What is autopublish? I have been working on
binding a Service into JNDI within Catalina and have been encountering
problems. The approach I have been taking is to have the server bind the
Service into JNDI and use a custom ObjectFactory that can lookup that
binding and return it. The Web app calls for
"java:comp/env/service/MyService" for example. The ObjectFactory is passed
a property specifying the actual binding, performs a lookup and returns it.
The problem I am currently having is that the ObjectFactory is not locating
the binding. However, something I have considered is binding the Service
object into another NamingSystem (RMIRegistry or something similar) and have
the ObjectFactory pull the service from there.
Any thoughts?
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