Re: MS SQL Server in Java/J2EE environment
- From: Rob <cbmc64@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 27 Mar 2008 10:46:50 -0700 (PDT)
On Mar 21, 1:49 am, Sudhakar Chavali <sudhakar.koundi...@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Dear all,
I wanted to understand pros and cons of choosing MS SQL Server in Java/
J2EE environment.
Could anybody share some thoughts or web resources?
I have worked in both Microsoft and non MS based environments.
Personally I know the power of .Net with MS SQL Server and I don't
wanted to compromise on using MS SQL Server with Java/JEE environment
just for some reasons that Jave/JEE environment have.
Personally I hate using MS SQL Server for Java/J2EE based
applications. But one of my clients wanted to have following
environment for his production environment and he insist on using this
environment for application development.
I don't hate MS or non MS products but using these products in
heterogeneous environment is bit weird to me. That is the reason I
started investigating the power of J2EE with MS SQL Serv
So I just wanted to understand pros and cons of J2EE (Application) +
MS SQL Server ( rdbms )
Thanks
Sudhakar
SQL Server works fine as the backend DB for a J2EE application.
Microsoft provides a free JDBC driver for SQL Server which works fine.
The MSSQL JDBC driver is under active development and maintenance.
Without getting into a religious war (I'm an Oracle fan myself) SQL
Server itself is generally a good database.
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