Existing java programs : Weblogic

Can anyone tell me how I can integrate existing java programs into weblogic=
..
I hope to integrate these programs without converting them into beans or
servlets.
Thanks in advance Thomas DelGiudice

Please explain a little more why they need to be integrated into WL. Is the=
re something
specific in WL that you wish to use?

Mike

"Thomas DelGiudice" <delcom@optonline.net> wrote:
>Can anyone tell me how I can integrate existing java programs into weblogi=
c.
>I hope to integrate these programs without converting them into beans
>or
>servlets.
> Thanks in advance Thomas DelGiudice
>
>
>

I still don't understand because your questions sounds too easy...

All you need to do is change your=20

public void main (String[] args)

To

public void main_progname(String[] args)

and call it from a servlet.

You can create 'args' from values from request.getParameter(<string>);

That's all there is to it.

Mike


--- Tom DelGiudice <delcom@optonline.net> wrote:
> I am hoping to use the bulk of exisiting java
> programs in a step wise
> transition to total replacement with weblogic JSP
> and servlets. At first I
> would create the front end with weblogic jsp using
> the java programs for the
> business logic. Then I plan to build any new
> business logic with JSP
> servlets, and EJB still using the old java
> applications. Eventually the
> java apps would be phased out. A total renovation
> would be the right way to
> go, but today's IT management prefers small short
> term successes even if the
> total cost is greater. I hope this gives you the
> info you need to give me
> some insight. Thanks for your response Thomas
> DelGiudice


"Mike Reiche" <mikereiche@earthlink.net> wrote:
>
>Please explain a little more why they need to be integrated into WL.
>Is there something
>specific in WL that you wish to use?
>
>Mike
>
>"Thomas DelGiudice" <delcom@optonline.net> wrote:
>>Can anyone tell me how I can integrate existing java programs into weblog=
ic.
>>I hope to integrate these programs without converting them into beans
>>or
>>servlets.
>> Thanks in advance Thomas DelGiudice
>>
>>
>>
>