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Table 3‑1 outlines the development process for Java joint client/server applications.
Because the callback object in a joint client/server application is not transactional and has no object management capabilities, you do not need to create a Server Description File (filename.xml) for it. However, you still need to create a Server Description File for the Oracle Tuxedo objects in your Oracle Tuxedo application.An implementation of a joint client/server employs a callback object. Figure 3‑1 illustrates the concept of a joint client/server application using a callback object.For a complete example of a joint client/server application, see Chapter 6, “Building the Advanced Sample Application,” in Using the CORBA Notification Service. The subscriber component in the Advanced sample application implements a joint client/server application.