If you plan to use IBM WebSphere get AE Version 3 beta 2.
Previous versions are not really useful.
I think you should look into cheaper EJB servers such as:
+ VAS www.objectspace.com
+ Ejipt www.valto.com
+ Orion www.orionserver.com
+ ...
We have experience with VAS and we are happy with it.
Regards
Javier Borrajo
www.tid.es
>We're trying to convince our management that, for a proposed project
>with an already fixed cost, EJB is the way to go. They're not arguing
>with us about the technology -- that decision is pretty much up to us.
>Rather, they're concerned about the cost. WebLogic would appear to
>offer the best EJB implementation, but the licensing costs ($15,000 per
>_processor_) may be too steep. WebSphere would appear to be much more
>inexpensive (approx. $6,675 per _processor_), but we're concerned about
>configuration hassles and lagging specification support. We've
>actually done some work with WebLogic and it has good word of mouth
>behind it. The only experience we have with IBM software is DB2 on
>Windows NT and that was a nightmare (GPF's, etc.). If anyone has any
>input to offer, it would be greatly appreciated.
>
>
>Mike....
>
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