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Hi all
I have created some EJBs running at my server using weblogic. A client application using swing was also developed but due to some reasons, we cannot install weblogic at the client server. The client server runs websphere for some other j2ee projects
So, can the client application (server running websphere) still able to communicate with the EJB server (running weblogic) ?

Anyone knows or has similar experience like to share ?
Thanks !
 
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