"Smith, Curt H." wrote:
<snip>
> Forget OR, even forget
> CMP. It's a pipe dream of the EJB spec writers that not having
> to know your data and how to optimally access it (writing good
> sql) is some how possible. Remember these ideas were brought
> to you from the same bunch that think forced serialized calls
> into a bean is from a whole system design perspective a good
> idea. :))
If this is really what you think of EJB it is difficult to see why you bother
with this mailing list - server-side applications are not simply multithreaded
fat-client applications on a bigger box.
The problem with dismissing OR and CMP so comprehensively is that without them
(or something like them) you can too easily finish up writing monolithic
procedural COBOL/CICS-like. Although OR tools and CMP are not perfect solutions
good systems can be developed using them. Let's find out how to improve them
rather than throw them out.
Ian McCallion
Alexis Systems Limited
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