Hi Peter,
I do not think this is something you should be thinking about or even
attempting to do. Your container should provide this and your code should be
oblivious to this - location transparency. Visibroker which Inprise
Application Server is built ontop of is optimised to handle inprocess calls
much more efficiently than remote calls - no overhead. We even allow you to
turn on or off the copying of arguments with intra-bean calls i.e. not
marshalling. Hence your only real overhead is transactions and security if
specified.
-william
-----Original Message-----
From: Peter Delahunty [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, July 28, 2000 12:12 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Switcher pattern
hello guys
I have heard that there is a design pattern out to speed up EJB. It is do
with RMI/IIOP and remote calls being a bottle neck. The idea is that you
control all your request to any EJB's though a session bean. This bean then
works out if the bean you are calling is remote (different VM) or is local
(same VM). If it is local it will call the bean using conventional java
calls and if it is remote then it will use RMI calls as normal .
Has anyone heard of the this and do they know where i can get the pattern
from.
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