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Is it possible to run EJB container and WebContainer on different machines?
How to do this task within WAS?
 
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Originally posted by David Ulicny:
Is it possible to run EJB container and WebContainer on different machines?
How to do this task within WAS?



Yes, It's possible.

you can call ejb from another web container.

In web container, you should be configed env-ref in web.xml and copy all class/proxy of ejb to classes directory of web container.

And you can look up your ejb in EJB Container.


ps. CAll EJB pass REmote Interface only.
 
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