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Connecting to Seam Facades

 
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The benefits of Seam in a web stack appear to be fairly obvious. But, we also have a need to connect to the facades from a desktop based client. Having done this with another EJB project, we had no luck making it work after getting a Seam-Gen generated project running.

Is it possible to create a remote client version of the facades that will work through RMI? (This could also be useful in the case of clustered web servers.)

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Joe Skora
 
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Joe,

The answer is "yes". In Seam 1.3 (this week!), we will support stateful web services (expand the standard EJB3 web services). It will be easy to hook non-web client to it.

If you prefer Seam 1.2, you can still write a simple servlet to provide a facade. Check out the GWT integration servlet in Seam CVS to see how it is done. Thanks.

cheers
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