EJB3 exposed as web service

Hello,

I currently have the following configuration : 

Server 1
 - "ow_easybeans.war" deployed on Tomcat
(apache-tomcat-5.5.23) according to http://wiki.easybeans.objectweb.org/xwiki/bin/view/
Main/JAXWS

Server 2
 - "ow_easybeans_for_jonas.rar" deployed on JONAS
(JOnAS4.8.4-Tomcat5.5.17).
 -  an EJB deployed on easybean of JONAS


Objective : How to expose the EJB as webservice?

How a new EJB-WebService-Enabled on Server 1 could be
connected on the EJB of server 2 ?

Maybe Tomcat on server 1 is not necessary for the objetive?

Thanks.

    Martial,

>Objective : How to expose the EJB as webservice?
>How a new EJB-WebService-Enabled on Server 1 could be
connected on the EJB of server 2 ?
>Maybe Tomcat on server 1 is not necessary for the
objetive?

By using the server 1, you will be able to deploy the EJB3
and expose it 
as a webservice, so you don't need server2.

Regards,

Florent



martial.dessemondaltran-ra.fr wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I currently have the following configuration : 
>
> Server 1
>  - "ow_easybeans.war" deployed on Tomcat
(apache-tomcat-5.5.23) according to http://wiki.easybeans.objectweb.org/xwiki/bin/view/
Main/JAXWS
>
> Server 2
>  - "ow_easybeans_for_jonas.rar" deployed on
JONAS (JOnAS4.8.4-Tomcat5.5.17).
>  -  an EJB deployed on easybean of JONAS
>
>
> Objective : How to expose the EJB as webservice?
>
> How a new EJB-WebService-Enabled on Server 1 could be
connected on the EJB of server 2 ?
>
> Maybe Tomcat on server 1 is not necessary for the
objetive?
>
> Thanks.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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>
>
>