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[ Java ] Connectors . . . where do they end?

Some people think of J2EE connector architecture as a technology for dinosaurs or for connecting to dinosaurs. . . Neither is strictly true . . .

Well, it is not easy to write a connector . . . or should I say an unconventional connector . . . but you can certainly do much more than what's obvious from the spec.

For example, some people are developing connectors to PLMN intelligent network protocols such as TCAP / SS7, SIP, etc., or similar other protocols one encounters in the GSM, GPRS, UMTS networks and others are developing connectors to a diversity of management protocols for network elements.

In either case---whether the J2EE application is being used as a super-filter for network element events or as a service control function---there is a lot of room to develop new ideas about how to use the connector architecture ! ! !

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