| EJB runner Plugin [message #232709] |
Thu, 22 April 2004 06:54  |
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Originally posted by: weberjn.yahoo.com
We need functionality implemented in EJBs also in an offline RCP client.
Offline means, there is no connection to an application server from some
notebook computers. An option were to put JBoss onto the notebook and
access it from the RCP client.
But, another solution were, if there were an Eclipse plugin, that could
run EJBs. I think, this should not be too difficult, as the interface
between a container and EJBs is very small. As an RCP client is per se a
single user client, there need not be sophisticated features like
clustering or load balancing EJBs. Session beans should be easy.
Entity beans were a different thing, but if your EJBs access your data
with hibernate, this should also be possible in an RCP client.
Does such an EJB runner Plugin make sense? Or is there already somebody
working on it?
Juergen
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| Re: EJB runner Plugin [message #232740 is a reply to message #232709] |
Thu, 22 April 2004 09:19  |
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Originally posted by: dar.cs.huji.ac.il
Have you looked at OpenEJB ?
David
Juergen Weber wrote:
> We need functionality implemented in EJBs also in an offline RCP client.
> Offline means, there is no connection to an application server from some
> notebook computers. An option were to put JBoss onto the notebook and
> access it from the RCP client.
>
> But, another solution were, if there were an Eclipse plugin, that could
> run EJBs. I think, this should not be too difficult, as the interface
> between a container and EJBs is very small. As an RCP client is per se a
> single user client, there need not be sophisticated features like
> clustering or load balancing EJBs. Session beans should be easy.
> Entity beans were a different thing, but if your EJBs access your data
> with hibernate, this should also be possible in an RCP client.
>
> Does such an EJB runner Plugin make sense? Or is there already somebody
> working on it?
>
> Juergen
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| Re: EJB runner Plugin [message #232753 is a reply to message #232740] |
Thu, 22 April 2004 08:45 |
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Originally posted by: weberjn.yahoo.com
David Rabinowitz wrote:
> Have you looked at OpenEJB ?
Yes, now, that you told me 8-)
Great, that is exactly what I was thinking of. For Eclipse RCP it just
needs to be wrapped as an Eclipse plugin.
David, thanks very much for the hint.
Juergen
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