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IDE for : Applet ----> EJB Server ----> DB

From: <villeneuve_at_bigfoot.com>
Date: 2000/03/01
Message-ID: <89js64$4dg$1@nnrp1.deja.com>#1/1

Hi all,
I am developing a Applet that need to access data in a Oracle Database. After reading all these good books about the middle tier, and Weblogic my concern is on the client side. My problem is the development time It takes to bind "manually" (no wizzard or auto generated code from a IDE) all the Client side Swing controls on the EJB server. The Jdev from Oracle is good to rapidly bind UI Controls to a Middle tier Object but : It does not seem to work for a Applet. In the Jdev Help, section « Deploying a Java Form » it is written: “A DAC applet cannot connect to an Oracle8i or EJB deployed middle-tier because of JServer restrictions. » !!!!!!!!!!

I was looking for a Architecture like this :

First-tier Middle Persistence

Swing Applet --- HTTP -----> EJB server ---- JDBC ----> Oracle Swing Applet --- RMI/IIOP -> EJB server ---- JDBC ----> Oracle

I wish to use HTTP between client and server to remove any problem with firewall or installation on the client side. People seams to have problems connecting RMI Applet to the server side.

If you know a IDE, or a Tool vendor that create Component, like the InfoSwing of oracle, and automatically bind these Control to a EJB server, please let me know.

 If you have any suggestion about using Jdev to get a Applet working in a 3/3 environnement, let me know too. Tank you.

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