Re: Is there a BEA Tuxedo equivalence in Java?

From: "narke" <steven@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 20 Apr 2005 19:38:02 -0700

frebe ,

I now begin to understand after skimed throught the butler api. I
guess, that the framework user need not to write remotable objects,
all objects is local on the server side and ServiceLocator and Request
carry the remote calls from client side to server and dispatch them to
a method of a server side POJOs. rigth?

Another question, how do you think Spring? I noticed it mainly
focused on EJB, if I do not use EJB but RMI instead, does it help?

-
narke

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