>From doc/rmi.xml.html: " ...... <server host="the.remote.server.com" password="123" port="23791" username="admin" /> Specifies a remote (point to point) RMI-server to communicate with. host - Hostname of the remote server. password - The password to log in with. port - Port of the remote server, default is 23791. username - The username to log in with. ...... " After this you can see (having Home and Remote interfaces) EJBs on another server. I haven't tried this with multiple servers. Hope this help Luciano >Da: Todd Huss [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] >A: Orion-Interest >Oggetto: Multiple Orion Servers > > >We're working on a distributed project and need multiple orion servers. I >found one prior post where the person had to deploy all of their EJB's to >all of the servers but I'd like to find a cleaner way if possible. > >Is there a way to configure all of our Orion servers to use one JNDI >server. This way if we deploy the EJB's, each to their own server, and >then have the Home and Remote interfaces in the classpaths of all of the >servers wouldn't that do the trick? > >Only problem is we can't figure out how to get the Orion server itslef to >use a remote JNDI server... any tips? > >Thanks, >Todd
