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runa_c

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Do we need a wps client installed over was 7.0 using EJB Interface
Posted: Nov 12, 2009 04:31:53 AM
 
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I have a remote client which is a web application deployed on was 7.0 and devloped using jdk1.6 .I need to invoke process deployed in wps6.2 using EJB interface.

1) Do i need to install a websphere process server client on my client side ?
2) If yes then installing websphere process server client 6.2 on WAS 7.0 is not possible -is it correct ?

3) If wps client is not required will RMI invocation work between these versions?

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Runa
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Re: Do we need a wps client installed over was 7.0 using EJB Interface
Posted: Dec 03, 2009 08:01:47 PM   in response to: runa_c in response to: runa_c's post
 
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It is not possible to install the WPS 6.2 Client on top of WAS 7.0

It is not possible to utilize the Process Choreographer Session Bean API from a base WAS installaiton without the WPS client.

You may want to consider developing a "proxy". The proxy could consist of a POJO component which starts process instances using the Choreographer Sesion Bean API. The proxy could be exposed with a web service export.

The proxy would be installed on WPS and your web application on WAS 7.0 could invoke the proxy using web services.
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