A possible aproach is sending the requests and responses through JMS and, and
optionally, messaging beans for EJB handling. Either synchronous or
asynchronous handling could be supported. The actually socket
connection/communications could be managed in/on a separate
JVM's/machines. In my opinion, the socket connections should not be
managed within the bean container.
Leonard Thomas
Gamini de Alwis wrote:
> Hello,
> I am working on a typical shopping cart type application based on J2EE.
> I am a bit stuck with the problem of Credit Card Authorization in
> supplying credit card details to a clearing house and receiving a
> response. I would like to do this from the server side. The Vendor
> identified by us wants us to invoke an SSL socket on a given port and
> send information via a standard POST request and will return a standard
> response. Both the request and response can and will be stamped with a
> unique reference.
> The problem is the single nominated port and the fact that threads are
> handled within the J2EE container.
> Perhaps someone has been able to solve this problem and I would be
> grateful for any suggestions or possible solutions to this problem.
>
> regards
>
> Gamini de Alwis
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