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Smart Agent implementation Figure 4.1 Client program binding to an object reference Connecting Borland web containers to Java Session Service In this scenario, there are multiple web containers that need to connect to a Java Session Service during start up. The Smart Agent is used to make a client/server connection. The following diagram shows multiple instances of the Borland web container. Each web container is acting as a client. During start up, the Smart Agent is consulted as a directory service to find and connect a JSS object reference. For more information about the Java Session Service (JSS), go to Chapter 6, “Java Session Service (JSS) configuration.” Figure 4.2 Connecting multiple web containers to a single JSS Chapter 4: Web components 39
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