Did I get this right, you have a web-service layer that behaves like a
(data-centric) resource and you like to
use/hide it from/by a higher-level J2EE logic.

Interesting.

David Jenks told something about the new JCA<->JAXM specification drafted
for J2EE1.4 ... Maybe there could
be design stances behind which go in your direction?

SB->EB(BMP)->JCA->JAXM->Legacy could then be a way to go, but you have to
make sure not to let the 
Persistence operations too fine-grained. SB->JCA->JAXM->Legacy will be most
likely the more pratical way, but sometimes
leads to bad design.

Interested in pursuing that idea? Give David and me a note ...

CGJ

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On a personal note:

(Using jboss/jboss.net....) In terms of good design, say I have a legacy 
system that exposes its api as web services, and I wish to use this in 
several places in a large deployment (including lots of other integrations, 
and cmp where appropriate), what is the community take on creating bmp's 
using web services code?

Pros: Identical interface to business logic developers using entities in
other 
parts of the system, container cache (in some cases), abstraction, ...

Cons: "Over-design", cache agreement difficulties etc (not being master), 

Anyone care to give their opinion?

:)
Thomas

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