Hi,
In our project we want to add monitoring functionality to our system,
e.g. supervising the states of specific objects. The purpose can be to
recognize if an object's state is invalid at a certain time, where the
application has to respond to that situation in some way or another.
This is normally implemented with monitoring threads. In EJB you're not
allowed to use threads. So, how would you implement this instead. Should
you write an ordinary Java application, implemented with threads,
outside the container to monitor the state? The Java-application act as
a client to the EJB server. A typical example in our applications is
that certain information must be set within a specific time. Otherwise,
the application must notify appropriate users.
-Fredrik
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