-----Original Message-----
From: Peter Delahunty [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, December 13, 1999 9:59 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: The truth is out there
I have a few questions for you Gurus.
I have been playing with the J2EE Reference implementation and we are now
considering a commercial product.
Support
Is there any application servers that fully support the J2EE standard yet by
that I mean all the required standards. E.g. weblogic apparently doesn't use
XML based deployment descriptors yet. Orion seem to be the most upto date
but is this true.
Database:
At the moment it seem I have to choices and I have to take one route or the
other.
Relational DB or Object DB.
As far as know only Gemsoft support OO DB. However if I built a system on
Gemsoft with an OO DB would I be locked to Gemsoft or would I easily be able
to shift to another App server with Relational DB. This major issues seems
to be SQL or OO DB API.
Performance:
If I have a web site that has dynamic content (e.g.. at least content stored
in a DB) what is the best app server out there that has a good caching
mechanism built in. Something along the lines of when a page is first loaded
it is cached for all other people to see it. This should be preferably
configurable so that is my own process but I do not have to write the
caching internals.
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