I was looking everywhere. There is not a single word about how to
invoke EJB3 stateless session bean using @Local interface instead of
serializing/marshaling the message into WSDL WebService or how to
start a process from within session bean, again - without WSDL.
For example here:
https://open-esb.dev.java.net/kb/preview3/ep-javaee-se.html
--first case: Java EE Service Engine As a Service Provider
invoking EJB SLSB via WSDL endpoint from within JBI
--second one: Java EE Service Engine As a Service Consumer
cite: "In this case, the Java EE Service Engine normalizes the SOAP
message that otherwise would have been used in the JAX-WS
communication and sends it to the NMR."
--and of course an example, where JAX-WS (EJB3) is using JMS to get into NMR.
I installed all SOA plugins into NetBeans and I was clicking
everywhere, I was looking for examples and nothing - SOAP, WSDL,
JAX-WS everywhere around! I am loosing hope that JBI can be used to
manage my business process by invoking session beans using @Local
interface passing here and there my plain java objects as method
parameters (read one of my previous post in this thread where I am
talking about the LoanInspectorBean example in my app, to see why I
really do not want my messages to be serialized/marshaled).
Thanks in advance for any help,
Witold Szczerba
2008/2/20, glassfish_at_javadesktop.org <glassfish_at_javadesktop.org>:
> Yea, it's certainly positioned after Web Services, but one of the nice things about the GF implementation is that Session Beans are first class citizens and can be called directly by JBI vs through a web service.
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> This is one of the benefits of being integrated within the container vs an external service.
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