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Binding EJB in a JBI Container
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We will now use Apache Axis tools to auto-generate client-side stubs and binding
classes using which we can write a simple Java client class, to access the service
through the HTTP channel. When we do this, the interesting point is that we are
accessing an EJB service behind the scenes, but using the SOAP format for request
and response, that too through a firewall-friendly HTTP channel. The Axis client
classes are placed in the directory ch08\BindEjb\03_AxisClient.


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