Best approach with jsp

hi,
i have a scenario that's sending data from jsp.
i have two options, soap and client java proxy.
what is best approach for this?, becasue jsp is calling java which contains coding to call webservice, so this is similar with client java proxy.
if you are me, what is the best? soap or cleint java proxy? eventually, soap also proxy.
please guide me what is big point? i do not want to get you with basically different point that i know that client java proxy is ejb. soap is wsdl...
thanks & regards;
ogawa
null

Hi,
As you already have a J2EE application ( a JSP ), i would suggest that you use Java Proxies for the same to integrate with XI. Proxies allow you to have a better perfromance and so, I would suggest to go with Java Proxies.
For Java proxies this how to guide would help,
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/7d4db211-0d01-0010-1e8e-9b07fc2113ab
Regards
Bhavesh

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Hello guys
Which is the best approach when developing
servlet/jsp/jdbc? I will take an
example:
I have index-page, page2 and page 3.
When the user writes www.mydomain.com then the page
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each document type (InfoDoc,
Sun Alert, SRDB, etc) for each label grouping (Checked Out Items:,
ToDo Items:, etc). So for example, in the end, I will need place
holders for the following:
Checked Out Items: xxx InfoDocs
Checked Out Items: xxx Sun Alerts
Checked Out Items: xxx SRDBs
Checked Out Items: xxx Cobalt Assets
Checked Out Items: xxx iPlanet Assets
ToDo Items: xxx InfoDocs
ToDo Items: xxx Sun Alerts
ToDo Items: xxx SRDBs
ToDo Items: xxx Cobalt Assets
ToDo Items: xxx iPlanet Assets
same for Draft Items and My Docs....
This may seem confusing so please ask questions. In
other words, is there a way to re-use the HREF tags and run them
through a tiled view or something eventhough these values for the HREF
tags are going to be run off of different database tables?
What I'm trying to do is kinda difficult to explain but I hope you get
some idea of what I'm trying to accomplish.
Thanks
- Billy -
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