We have a J2SE application that currently exposes WebServices via Axis2, to an EJB running within J/Boss 4.2.3. What we would like to do is convert the WebServices to RMI and use J/Boss as the repository of the remote objects. What I have not been able to find is an example where a server makes its’ objects available via J/Boss + Remoting. I imagine that I have to contact J/Boss on the RMI port configured in default/conf/jboss-service.xml but that is about as far as I have gotten. Is there a MBean I need to call?
In my research to-date, I have been able to use java.rmi to create a local registry in the J2SE application and have the EJB make the appropriate calls on the objects stored in the local registry. My next step was to create a org.jboss.remoting.transporter.TransporterServer within the J2SE application. But this seems unnecessary if there is already a server running within J/Boss. (Or am I wrong?)
Any assistance will be greatly appreciated.