There are certain requirements in which we might need to call EJB from Message broker, We can achieve this by making use of Java Compute node in a message flow.
Run time platform for both the components (EJB & Message Flow) are different; (EJB deploys on WAS or WPS & Message flow deploys on Broker). In real time when broker (Message flow) invokes EJB, all the required jars should be present in broker runtime.
Following document describes how to develop an EJB project & message flow along with all environment setup to be done to make it possible.
https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=explorer&chrome=true&srcid=0ByotHxAO08TDNzVlMTRkOTUtZmI3ZS00ZDhmLThkMjEtOWRmNmRlNTg0MTBl&hl=en_US
Run time platform for both the components (EJB & Message Flow) are different; (EJB deploys on WAS or WPS & Message flow deploys on Broker). In real time when broker (Message flow) invokes EJB, all the required jars should be present in broker runtime.
Following document describes how to develop an EJB project & message flow along with all environment setup to be done to make it possible.
https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=explorer&chrome=true&srcid=0ByotHxAO08TDNzVlMTRkOTUtZmI3ZS00ZDhmLThkMjEtOWRmNmRlNTg0MTBl&hl=en_US
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