Hi guys, I have a question...
As far this phrase :
"An RMI-IIOP client cannot necessarily access all existing CORBA objects. The semantincs of CORBA objects defined in IDL are a superset of those of RMI-IIOP objects, which is why an existing CORBA object's IDL cannot always be mapped into an RMI-IIOP
Java interface. It's only when a specific CORBA objects's semantics happen to correspond with those of RMI-IIOP that an RMI-IIOP client can call a CORBA object."
So my question is.....If we are going to build Java RMI based application ...Why would I give IIOP support for this ? Of course I know this is because we want our application to iteroperate with other applications such as CORBA....but..for instance..what kind of CORBA applications ? CLIENT or SERVERS ??
Would the CORBA app be a client app or a legacy app where our java application could connect ?
CORBA client app >
EJB RMI-IIOP APP < -- CORBA APP as Legacy System ?
Please advice...and tks in advance!!!