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Basic Question on Connector Architectur

 
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Hello,
can anybody tell me how the Connector Architecture works ?
Do those connectors also live in a container like EJB-Container or Web-Container ?
Is there anything that prevents me from using JCA outside of an J2EE Environment ?
Many thanx for your answers,
Max
 
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Hi There,
Please read the JCA 1.0 final spec from Sun. It is a must read before you can understand anything.
the JCA Connectors get deployed on J2EE Servers (not EJB container, per se, which manages just EJBs).
And yes, you can't use them without a J2EE app server.

Originally posted by Maximilian Trenks:
Hello,
can anybody tell me how the Connector Architecture works ?
Do those connectors also live in a container like EJB-Container or Web-Container ?
Is there anything that prevents me from using JCA outside of an J2EE Environment ?
Many thanx for your answers,
Max

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