Hi Folks,
        I am using a servlet on iPlanet App Server to use
the app server's SAP Connector. The *ONLY* need for
the servlet here is that is passes its ServletContext to
another method called on a utility class that actually
makes the SAP RFC.
        Now the way this is working as of now is
Client Class - uses HTTP Connection to call - Servlet -
which gets the parameters via the query string and calls
the method on the - Utility class - which returns a value
that is then sent as the servlet's output [using an
out.println] - from where the client reads the data using
the HTTP Connection it opened to call the servlet.

1. Does all this seems a bit awkward?
2. Can I write an RMI server on the appserver that kind
of instantiates the servlet ? [Getting the servlet context
would do so if there is a way just to do that it would
suffice!]
3. ANy more ideas!

Can someone help me out with this please? I needn't
have any sample code but would like to know if anyone
has any better ideas that have been proven to give
results!

Thanks
Vinay

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