Hi everyone...
I was looking for the best solution to implement medium-size enterprise system. The system will be consist of 3 layers - server layer, thin-web-client layer (using Java Server Faces), thick-client layer (using C# and remoting). I've a problem with server layer - I don't know which technology to choose - EJB or something else. I want scalable and efficent solution. I also want to create system in a not so long time. Is there any production ready solution which will be better than EJB ?
Regards
Jacek
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Best solution for medium size system (3 messages)
- Posted by: Jacek Olszak
- Posted on: October 01 2005 16:48 EDT
Threaded Messages (3)
- Best solution for medium size system by James Strachan on October 04 2005 01:24 EDT
- Spring vs EJB by Jacek Olszak on October 05 2005 09:02 EDT
- depends on the situation. by Jeryl Cook on October 09 2005 12:30 EDT
- Spring vs EJB by Jacek Olszak on October 05 2005 09:02 EDT
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Best solution for medium size system[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: James Strachan
- Posted on: October 04 2005 01:24 EDT
- in response to Jacek Olszak
I'd personally recommend Spring for the server layer.
http://www.springframework.org/
then you can start real simple with POJOs and then get as complex or sophisticated as you like using interceptors & Spring Remoting.
James
LogicBlaze -
Spring vs EJB[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Jacek Olszak
- Posted on: October 05 2005 09:02 EDT
- in response to James Strachan
Hi James, first of all thanks for reply. But I have a significant question: Does and why Spring is better than EJB? -
depends on the situation.[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Jeryl Cook
- Posted on: October 09 2005 12:30 EDT
- in response to Jacek Olszak
you really don't need EJB %80 of the time,espcially for a mid size app.
Spring supports Transaction manamagment just like a a full blown J2EE app server would..ive developed a large application in J2EE(EJBs/Jboss) and if i was to do it all over i would have used Spring/Hibernate.
type: Spring vs. EJB in google.
Jeryl Cook
http://pharaohofkush.blogspot.com/