Retrieving existing Java session

Hi,
i'm running a web application in java. The webapp contains JSP pages which contain a Flex application.
The Flex app is configured to communicate with the Java on the server side, via BlazeDS.
I'm able to call Java services fine but unfortunately, when i do this, BlazeDS creates a new instanciation of Java classes instead of checking if there already is an existing one.
So my question is is it possible, through BlazeDS, to retrieve an existing java session and existing java class instances?
Thank you in advance for your insight
Best regards
Pier

I still don't understand because your questions sounds too easy...
All you need to do is change your
public void main (String[] args)
To
public void main_progname(String[] args)
and call it from a servlet.
You can create 'args' from values from request.getParameter(<string>);
That's all there is to it.
Mike
--- Tom DelGiudice <[email protected]> wrote:
I am hoping to use the bulk of exisiting java
programs in a step wise
transition to total replacement with weblogic JSP
and servlets. At first I
would create the front end with weblogic jsp using
the java programs for the
business logic. Then I plan to build any new
business logic with JSP
servlets, and EJB still using the old java
applications. Eventually the
java apps would be phased out. A total renovation
would be the right way to
go, but today's IT management prefers small short
term successes even if the
total cost is greater. I hope this gives you the
info you need to give me
some insight. Thanks for your response Thomas
DelGiudice"Mike Reiche" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
Please explain a little more why they need to be integrated into WL.
Is there something
specific in WL that you wish to use?
Mike
"Thomas DelGiudice" <[email protected]> wrote:
Can anyone tell me how I can integrate existing java programs into weblogic.
I hope to integrate these programs without converting them into beans
or
servlets.
Thanks in advance Thomas DelGiudice

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