Remoting was built for exactly this scenario, and even though we only provide a Javascript
implementation of the remoting client, there is nothing stopping anyone from building a C
(or whatever) client that integrates with the remoting servlet. It uses a simple
XML-based structure for its protocol, and does all the work of setting up the Seam request
(creating contexts, resuming conversations, etc) for you.
If you implement your remote methods then test them first using Javascript, you can turn
on debug mode to see the contents of the request and response packets. It should then be
a pretty simple exercise to re-create the same request structure in C.
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