(261705413) Q RPCC-7 Does the client.jar file tie you Weblogic Server?

Q<RPCC-7> BEA is providing client-side helpers in the client.jar file, including
parsing and SOAP facilities, etc. But, are we saying that there is nothing
in there that ties the client to the server-side WLS implemenation? It seems
that putting the interface of the underlying implementation EJB SLS bean is a
coupling...??? It also seems that by coupling the client to WebLogic classes
(weblogic.soap.WebServiceProxy|SoapMethod) we are coupling it to WLS.
A<RPCC-7>: I understand your concerns, but you are not tied to WLS that tightly.
Certainly, the static client code utilizes the EJB interface that underlies the
web service but it is possible to invoke the web service dynamically. The use
of weblogic library classes to invoke the web service just indicates the use of
weblogic's client API. This client API can also be used to invoked webservices
hosted on other application server or frameworks. Additionally, other client APIs
can be used to invoke this web service, for instance the VB client example that
ended Thursday's presentation. Lastly, the remote interface in the client.jar
file could actually just be a java presentation generated from a WSDL file that
represents a C# web service (this is actually only possible in WLS7.0 and not
6.1 but the point is you do not actually know the inderlying framework or implementation
andnor should you care).
Adam

check the server log;
/app/oracle/product/fwm11g/user_projects/domains/fwm_domain/servers/AdminServer/logs/AdminServer.log
you can launch the console and see if it is running; http://<server>:<port>/console

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