The basic way it works is that the COM client such as VB talks DCOM to a
"bridging JVM" which has loaded the J-Integra runtime (3 lines of code).
The J-Integra runtime (pure Java) fields the DCOM requests and maps them
to calls on Java objects -- typically the RMI or CORBA stubs which in
turn talk to the Application Server.
At least one App Server vendor (SilverStream) have a way of loading the
J-Integra runtime into the AppServer itself, thus avoiding the intermediary
JVM. VB<->EJB
It is extremely easy to set up, and the bridging JVM can be
installed on the App Server machine (such as UNIX)
There is no need to change or create wrappers for your EJBs.
Regards,
Damian
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