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How to achieve intercommunication between two WAR files which is reside n same server (i.e. tomcat)?

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How to achieve intercommunication between two WAR files which is reside n same server (i.e. tomcat)?
posted Jun 3, 2016 by anonymous

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Many ways like -
1. Webservics (simplest)
2. IPC i.e. Message Queues, Pipes based on local need
3. Spring Remoting
4. Http requests with esb

answer Jun 3, 2016 by Salil Agrawal
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