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Architecture Question - getting info from a stand-alone java app into webobjects
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Architecture Question - getting info from a stand-alone java app into webobjects


  • Subject: Architecture Question - getting info from a stand-alone java app into webobjects
  • From: "Mark W. Shead" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 9 Mar 2005 13:13:19 -0500

I am trying to create an app that will process incoming email messages. I have a small java program that is run each time a new message comes in. It creates a message object, but now I need a way for the stand alone java program to pass information to WebObjects. It seems like needing to pass information from standalone java app into webobjects is probably a common, so I wondered if anyone had any suggestions.

Here are the options that I'm aware of:

1. Use RMI.
2. Use the webservices framework and have the java program make a webservices call to WebObjects.
3. Write the message to a file and then trigger a direct action on WebObjects that tells it to read in the file.


I'd appreciate any comments or suggestions.

--Mark

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