Re: [Springframework-developer] Replacing EBJs with Spring suggestions

[Eugene K. <eu...@pl...>]

Paul,

  You can choose one of the Spring remoting options if 2nd application 
live on another domain. But I'd rather stay with remote EJB facades in 
this situation to take the best parts from both Spring and J2EE. See my 
blog post at 
http://dev2dev.bea.com/blog/euxx/archive/2005/08/implementing_j2.html

  regards,
  Eugene


Garvey, Paul M (GE Commercial Finance) wrote:

>  Replacing EBJs with Spring suggestions
>
>  Springers:
>
>  I need your thoughts on an architectual issue. I have an application
>  running on a websphere app server that uses IIOP to communicate
>
>  with an EJB application running on another websphere instance on
>  another websphere app server. I want to replace the 2 application
>  with Spring.
>
>  Any suggestions on how I can have 2 spring application communicating
>  with each other? They will remain on 2 separtate websphere instances
>  on
>
>  2 separate app servers? I am new to Spring so bear with me. I need to
>  know what features in Spring allows me to replace my controller
>  application
>
>  to EJB application communication.