Hi,
My existing application which has a number of transactions developed using weblogic portal and is deployed in an clusted weblogic environment.
Now my new requirements need me to develop process flow using the above transactions. One traditional approach is to develop java code to monitor state and objects from database and control the transactions.
I am trying to understand if jBPM can give me a cleaner and flexible solution to define my flows reusing the existing transactions.
Please help with your inputs on the following criteria's: -
1. Compatability issues or insights of using jBPM along with weblogic.
2. Best practices of using transaction developed on weblogic portal into process defination of JBPM as tasks.
thanks,
Nimish
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Hi All,
I would like to know the following
(1) Can we make TCP socket connections to the JBoss Application server? As far as I know the connections with application server should be RMI/IIOP. We need to investigate if the C++ client can directly connect to the session beans without going through the IIOP.
(2) Can the TCP connections to the server be load balanced and configured for seamless failover to other servers in the cluster?
Regards,
Lovin.V
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