I do not have any examples handy, but here are some
choices we have explored: (Corba clients are out since
JBoss does not support it out of the proverbial box)
1. Java Native Interface. JNI can be used to invoke a
JVM and then methods in classes.
2. COM-->Java bridge. See www.linar.com or I think
there may also be one on www.alphaworks.ibm.com
3. SOAP. JBoss has SOAP (ZOAP) integrated so your C++
client can talk SOAP to the server.
4. Raw HTTP.
Hope this is helpful.
//Nicholas
--- paul tamas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have developed an EJB application to interface an
> Oracle DB. Everything
> works fine. But now my big problem is that my real
> client for this
> application is going to be another application
> written in C++.
> So, does someone has an example how to call EJBs
> (deployed with jBoss) form
> C++ code? Any sugstion is welcome, and an example
> will be great.
>
> Thanks,
> Paul
>
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