Stikkos or Stijn,
It is both possible. If you have a remote interface on your SLSB you can call it directly from Mule using the ejb:connector. On the other hand, it's off course also possible to use cxf or axis to call a webservice (or use a proxy). In my opinion it depends on what you are going to do with the response in mule. If you want to work with the java objects before returning it to the client, use the first method, otherwise I would say to use the latter and annotate your SLSB's with JAX-WS annotations. You can use mule as a proxy.
Have a look at
- WSProxyService (although it has some limitations you should be aware of)
Regards,
Mario
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