Consume EJB and Web Services

Sun, 13 Mar 2005 19:28:02 -0800

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Hi,
 
I have deployed an EJB as Web Service using Axis. The questions I have are:
 
1) If it is possible to use one client to invoke EJB and Web Service.
 
or
 
2) If  question 1 is impossible, can I use one interface for EJB and Web Service clients, for example:
EJB client:
 
InitialContext initCont = new InitialContext(properties);
NiceThingsHome home = (NiceThingsHome)initCont.lookup("NiceThingsBean");
      
NiceThingsEJB ntBean = (NiceThingsInterface )home.create();
ntBean.findNiceThingsFor("xxx");
 
 
Web Service client:
 
NiceThingsEJBServiceLocator locator = new NiceThingsEJBServiceLocator();

NiceThingsWSIF niceThingWS = (NiceThingsWSIF)locator.getPort(NiceThingsWSIF.class);
niceThingWS.findNiceThingsFor("xxx");
 
 
What I want to achieve is to use the same interface for NiceThingsEJB and NiceThingsWSIF, then my client only needs to deal with one Interface. The idea behinds this is to write a client which can invoke both EJB and Web Service.
 
Thanks,
MiZ
 
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