Re: tcl vs jboss
gavino wrote:
My company is going to get jboss.
How does tcl compare to java and jboss j2ee app server?
does tcl scale?
does it need a framework?
This article predicts that J2EE will die, in part because of competition
from SOA products, but mostly because of its high (and increasing)
complexity:
http://searchwebservices.techtarget.com/originalContent/0,289142,sid26_gci1198211,00.html
The real questions should be - is J2EE a good match to the problems your
company needs to solve? Are your staff experienced in J2EE development?
Perhaps J2EE is not appropriate but a J2SE technology is. If people inside
your company cannot answer these questions, then it doesn't matter which
framework they use: they are already doomed.
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