Invoking servlet from mDB

Hi all;
this is the process.
1. Servlet received / creates msg.
2. Servlet Enqueues Msg on JMS queue.
3. MDB dequeues.
-- processes against DB
-- composes respoonse.
4. mdb invokes servlet with response.
servlet need not maintain state.
State information can be passed in Msg (Query and Response)
I was just wanting to find out if this possible in oc4j.
apparently, there is a process in weblogic 6.1 to support this.
Any help is appreciated.
thanks.
jayant

I would assume that you would need to do a "createSipApplicationSession" on your sip factory and then get the ID from there.
Then create a request from your session and send it.
Wouldn't you want each outgoing call to be associated with a different sip app session?

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              >> >> --
              >> >> Dimitri
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