Hi Anamitra,
<Vendor>
Inprise Application Server ( IAS4) is built on top
of Visibroker from Borland and thus you can
communicate with EJB objects inside your container
from either java EJB client, java CORBA clients and
C++ CORBA clients.
If you want more information please see the following
newsgroup :
http://www.borland.com/newsgroups/
and choose the inprise.public.appserver link.
As for the return by value the latest release of Visibroker
for Java and C++ support pass by value and thus you
can pass objects by value from a Java EJB server to
a C++ CORBA client, although care must be taken. You
can find an online discussion on that issue in the
newsgroup I've mentioned.
</Vendor>
hope this helps,
eyal.
> I am new to EJB. I have some basic questions about EJB.
> Sun promotes EJB as an open architecture but EJB can be implemented only
by
> usinf java --- and can be accessed by java clients only using RMI. So how
> come EJB is open??? CORBA is open as it can be used for communication
> between "any language" object. And also the IIOP protocol is open but not
> JRMP. Can ejbs be accessed using RMI/IIOP ??? is that open -- i dont think
> so as in ejb u can return java objects by value which no other language
can
> interprete.
> If all these are true what is the benefit of using ejb over CORBA??
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