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Good day. I’m developing a website with the database which is going to be hosted in the cloud using Spring/Hibernate bundle. I also need to develop a desktop application that would be able to manage the remote database. I’m stuck choosing the appropriate method of implementing remote access. JAX-WS, RMI, Spring HttpInvoker or any other method? Which should I choose and why?
I’d choose JAX-WS/SOAP for this particular task.
Unlike binary protocols such as RMI, it goes easily over corporate proxies and firewalls. It has security mechanisms (WS-Security), transaction and session support which I believe is important for database remote management.
It also has better tooling/IDE support than any other remote access method/API/framework.