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Posted to soap-user@xml.apache.org by Rahul Kirthivasan <he...@yahoo.com> on 2001/04/26 09:45:00 UTC
What is a Service Bean ?
Hi folks,
In most of the threads in the SOAP list I see
that folks are using the term "Service Bean".
Is Service Bean something akin to a normal
Java Class that is deployed at the Well Known
URN endpoint in TOmcat.
Does it have anything to do with an EJB ?
Also can an EJB bean be used deployed at remote
URN endpoint in Tomcat instead of an ordinary java
object. In other words can I expose the EJB to
directly
receive SOAP messages or should I receive it at
at an endpoint via an normal java object and then
foward the call to an EJB Bean ?
Thanks,
Rahul
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Re: What is a Service Bean ?
Posted by David Wall <dw...@Yozons.com>.
> In most of the threads in the SOAP list I see
> that folks are using the term "Service Bean".
> Is Service Bean something akin to a normal
> Java Class that is deployed at the Well Known
> URN endpoint in TOmcat.
I have no idea if this is an official term, but I've used it to mean the
JavaBean that is automatically invoked to handle (service) a SOAP request.
In my case, it's just a normal java class that has method signatures that
match the description used in the SOAP calls.
David
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Re: What is a Service Bean ?
Posted by David Wall <dw...@Yozons.com>.
> In most of the threads in the SOAP list I see
> that folks are using the term "Service Bean".
> Is Service Bean something akin to a normal
> Java Class that is deployed at the Well Known
> URN endpoint in TOmcat.
I have no idea if this is an official term, but I've used it to mean the
JavaBean that is automatically invoked to handle (service) a SOAP request.
In my case, it's just a normal java class that has method signatures that
match the description used in the SOAP calls.
David
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