Re: Why JavaEE / EJB3?
- From: "Marc E" <cf@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 31 May 2006 16:17:22 -0400
Thanks Alex. I'll check it out. any thoughts of your own on this, given
your experience?
"Alex Hunsley" <lard@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Marc E wrote:
Greetings all,Hi Marc
For a current project, I'm trying to decide whether to stick with how
we've always done it or whether to invest the time, energy, and resources
into making it a full J2EE app. I've never worked with ejb, jms, etc
before.
The "way we've always done it" is Tomcat/jsp/jstl/pojo. No servlets, no
MVC, no need for multiple clients (swing vs. html vs. mini devices), no
need for internationalization. just straight up database (via jndi and
datasource setup in server.xml) and html (ala jsp).
a book I recommend to people asking themselves this question:
"J2EE Design and Development, Expert one-on-one", Rod Johnson, published
by Wrox Press Ltd.
Early on he covers good reason to use, or not to use, J2EE solutions.
lex
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