Another alternatice is that could place the table object in JNDI and then it
can be shared.
Regards
Rob Masters
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Shiraz Wasim Zaidi [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, 25 June 1999 15:13
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Refrence/Directory table data
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> Say we have a Refrence/Directory table TIMEZONE having 2 columns code and
> description.
> The desciptions has to be shown in a choice in the UI.
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> As the data is more or less static it would make sense to get the data
> once and store it at the server
> which multiple clients can share.
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> I can use Workspace in Weblogic , but then it would be vendor specific and
> thus portability would be lost.
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> The only possible way i can think of implementing it is by making a RMI
> server which can be shared
> by multiple user.
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> RMI server would publish following methods in the interface
> String[] getAllDescriptions() // would be used by the UI client
> String getCodeForDescription(String desc) // would be used by session bean
> to do the mapping ( to store in the db )
> String getDescriptionForCode(String code) // would be used by session bean
> to do the reverse mapping ( to show in the UI)
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> Is this a right way to do in a EJB Server Environment?
> Would appreciate any better pointers....
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> Thanks,
> Shiraz Wasim Zaidi
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