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| - | ~~Title: Use your own objects at the server~~ | + | ~~Title: Use Your Own Objects at the Server~~ |
| Developers can integrate their own objects at the client as well as at the server. Here we will illustrate the use of objects that are integrated at the server and accessed by the client. | Developers can integrate their own objects at the client as well as at the server. Here we will illustrate the use of objects that are integrated at the server and accessed by the client. | ||
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| Any Java object/library/API can be used at the server. Compatibility to server´s JVM is a basic requirement. In addition, stateless calls should be supported. Although it would generally not be a problem to use stateful objects, the scalability of the application would be affected. | Any Java object/library/API can be used at the server. Compatibility to server´s JVM is a basic requirement. In addition, stateless calls should be supported. Although it would generally not be a problem to use stateful objects, the scalability of the application would be affected. | ||
| - | All server objects that are used by JVx in lifecycle objects support stateless calls. | + | All server objects that are used by JVx in life cycle objects support stateless calls. |
| == Example == | == Example == | ||
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| - | The object is used in the Lifecycle object of our MasterSession: | + | The object is used in the life cycle object of our MasterSession: |
| <file java Session.java> | <file java Session.java> | ||