Yes, there certainly is... but how do you manage transactions WITHOUT an
appserver?
Let me guess... either you don't, or you do it by hand.
That could be one reason to use EJBs
Another would be the componentized approach, that will surely cost more on
developing, but will finally lower the TCO for your application.
Integrated Messaging System is another advantage, especially if you must
distribute the app (I guess you're in a LAN now... but that might change,
say, next month, and you'll have to tell whoever contracted you, that the
entire system must be rewritten)
HTH
Rifle
-----Original Message-----
From: Venkat Muthusamy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, June 17, 2000 7:05 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:
Hi,
We are onthe developing an Intranet based system for replacing an client
server based system with around 90 users.
We decided and started with simple web based system with jsp and java.
But right now we hava a issue to go for ejb.
As I am new to ejb the architecture seems to be big for small application.
As of now with simple application,(without distributed) is there any
performance improvement with using EJB and Appserver ?
The reason is
http jdbc
html/jsp----- java(bus logic)---java(data logic)------database
html/jsp----java(bus logic)----rmi/stub---appserver--Bean
Container--EJB----database
shows a long way for transaction.
I just want to know is there any performance issue while going for ejb for
non
distributed application
Thanks in advance
Venkat
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