In my previous post , I had a problem in calling remote EJB entity from a remote client. The problem was, when retrieving an object from a data base and return to the client CORBA MARSHALING exception is being thrown. Because, may be the entity retrieved and returned to client can't be de-serialized in the same way as the server. For overcoming this problem, I spent many hours. There are many posts available in web just mentioning the problem and suggesting their idea, but not really a solution.
Finally, I just separate the entity class as java application and add to all EJB session beans, Interfaces, and Client application (web application). With this, it works perfectly. Nevertheless, I don't think this is better solution. This gives access to entity beans for the client.
I am still searching for a better solution.:)
Finally, I just separate the entity class as java application and add to all EJB session beans, Interfaces, and Client application (web application). With this, it works perfectly. Nevertheless, I don't think this is better solution. This gives access to entity beans for the client.
I am still searching for a better solution.:)
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