[jboss-user] [JNDI/Naming/Network] - Getting started guide?

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Here's the simple thing I need to do: I have a JBoss server with a bunch of EJB3 entities in it.  I also have some session beans to handle various things.  That's the server side.  On the client side, I have some custom-written Swing applications which need to interact with session beans (on the server), fetch entities, updated entities, and persist the changed entities (all of which are on the server).

I know that JBoss / J2EE are designed from the get-go to make such a usage "easy".  But my problem is, how do I get started?  I read the section on JNDI.  I have Googled around.  But could anyone point me to a "getting started" example?  I suppose I would need to create @Remote interfaces on entities.  I would need to do something to configure a JNDI server running on JBoss that takes requests over HTTP.  Then on the client side I would need to specify connection properties, create an InitialContext, and then do my work I guess?  I can see the outline but I don't know where to begin with all this.

Btw I'm using JBoss 4.0.5 and Java 6 for all this.  It's all new code so no legacy anything.  I want to do it whatever is the "best practices" way.

Thank you for any suggestions.


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