Writing a common business services Interface - J2EE?

Hi Guys,
Tanks for the previous help. The problem here is, if possible I would
like to know some architectural approaches for following design
question:
We are basically building an enterprise application on J2EE Platform.
The database tier underlying the application is accessed by more than
one portal. Some of the portals are external to organization, but share
the data stored in the database.
What would be the best approach to address this problem? The basic idea
is to write a re-usable common business service component in J2EE
application and provide access to database at Application Server level?
How can I make use of J2EE services/components such as JMS, EJB's to
effectively allow other systems/portals to access database via J2EE
container? Is XML a viable solution?
thanks
Ramesh

Hi Ramesh,
"Ramesh Ankam" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]..
Thanks for the reply! So this means that application or external portalhas
to make remote rmi:// call to access the session bean and invoke businessYes, if you want secure communications. You may also consider
making your application WebServices enabled. Anyway, you need
a clearly defined business layer. Otherwise your data won't be treated
in a uniform way and you will end up with maintanance burden.
methods? Is JMS is a overkill for this requirement?It really depends on what you should get as a result.
If you need messaging, JMS is a good thing.
Regards,
Slava Imeshev
>
RA
Slava Imeshev wrote:
Hi Ramesh,
You need to write a set of Staletess Session Beans representing you
business logic, and to define security properly. You should never
expose database (entity EJBs) to layers other then your business
layer.
Regards,
Slava Imeshev
"Ramesh Ankam" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]..
Hi Guys,
Tanks for the previous help. The problem here is, if possible I would
like to know some architectural approaches for following design
question:
We are basically building an enterprise application on J2EE Platform.
The database tier underlying the application is accessed by more than
one portal. Some of the portals are external to organization, but
share
the data stored in the database.
What would be the best approach to address this problem? The basicidea
is to write a re-usable common business service component in J2EE
application and provide access to database at Application Serverlevel?
>>>
How can I make use of J2EE services/components such as JMS, EJB's to
effectively allow other systems/portals to access database via J2EE
container? Is XML a viable solution?
thanks
Ramesh

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