Hi!
Richard Monson-Haefel wrote:
> How are security and transactional contexts propagated when a bean from
> server A works with a bean from server B?
A couple of options:
Assuming server vendor A=server vendor B and using plain RMI:
a) rewrite stubs to add contextual info. EJBHome does(/did?) this for
example.
b) add JDK1.2 RemoteRef framework to transparently add contextual info
(see http://www-und.ida.liu.se/~ricob684/java/ctxrmi/docs/index.html for
details)
Assuming server vendor A=server vendor B and using protocol X:
c) do what you want however you want to :-) (the Tengah case)
Assuming protocol IIOP:
d) use the builtin support for contextual info, covers both security and
transactions
/Rickard
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