Weblogic.rmi.cluster.CallRouter, how to place classes?

Question

Hi,
I,m using Weblogic 7.0. I want a class to be loaded on different cluster servers
depending on an argument.
I've defined a remote interface for the class, the class implementation that implements
that remote interface, and a class that implements the CallRouter interface to
decide what cluster should be used depending on an argument sent to one function
from the class implementation.
After that, I've compiled those 3 classes using java weblogic.rmic -clusterable
-callRouter <callRouterClass> <remoteObjectClass>
It just has created two ---RTD.XML files. My application is outspread as we are
still developing. It's not using WAR or EAR files yet, but we have our web.xml
and application.xml files.
Am I following steps correctly? If so, where should I put the classes and xmls
in the server? Should they all be in the classpath and that's all? If not, what
more should I do, create a jar with 3 classes and xmls? How?

Answer 1

One last question. How should I call the class from client code?
"Ignacio Sanchez" <[email protected]> wrote:
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Hi,
I,m using Weblogic 7.0. I want a class to be loaded on different cluster
servers
depending on an argument.
I've defined a remote interface for the class, the class implementation
that implements
that remote interface, and a class that implements the CallRouter interface
to
decide what cluster should be used depending on an argument sent to one
function
from the class implementation.
After that, I've compiled those 3 classes using java weblogic.rmic -clusterable
-callRouter <callRouterClass> <remoteObjectClass>
It just has created two ---RTD.XML files. My application is outspread
as we are
still developing. It's not using WAR or EAR files yet, but we have our
web.xml
and application.xml files.
Am I following steps correctly? If so, where should I put the classes
and xmls
in the server? Should they all be in the classpath and that's all? If
not, what
more should I do, create a jar with 3 classes and xmls? How?