> > Just to be sure that I understand you right: RMI is built on top of XML?
Or
> > what do you mean with "serialize XML"?
> RMI is not built on top of XML.
RMI is built on top of XML? REALLY? I thought RMI to be just binary object
streaming via TCP...? So, if it is really built on XML, it should be not
that big problem to write an C++ implementation that talks to an RMI
partner. :-)
> I think RMI now uses Corba's IIOP
No, RMI CAN be made to use IIOP protocol, but this is not the standard.
> What I meant by serialize XML is to use XML as a communication transport
> protocol.
Well, do you know how to implement this or do you even made this?
> BTW, if RMI uses IIOP, shouldn't there be away to call jonas from Corba?
If you use RMI-IIOP, it is possible to use CORBA partners, yes.
> Jonas implements EJB container on top of RMI right?
Yes.
> You should do more
> research on this, but I recall a year ago that SUN is supporting IIOP for
> RMI so there should be away to access EJB from Corba.
Only if you have an ORB. IIOP is only half the way. I think JOnAS people
work on JOnAS with IIOP but I do not know if this is ready now.
> If you find out that
> this can be done, can you send me an email with references on how its
> done?
Yes.
But I did it another way now: In J2SE runtime for windows there is an
ActiveX bridge included which you can use to acces any java bean from
ActiveX. So just make a bean that is an EjbClient. I do not know if this
works, but it should.
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