If you don't need security, transactions, distributed architecture,
etc. then I wouldn't use EJBs. It's an overkill. IMHO
Tinou
www.tinou.com
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>From: Jasper Fontaine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Date: 3/20/01 3:07:05 AM
>
>heya ppl
>
>If you have a relatively small web-app (a handful of pages (JSP),
some logic
>and readonly DB-access), would you say it is better to put the
logic and SQL
>in helperclasses, javabeans or (stateless)sessionbeans? are
there some
>guidelines when to use which? especially the SBs, why should
it sometimes be
>better to use the ejb-container instead of only a webcontainer
when the only
>thing i do is some minor logic and read-only, non-transactional
DB-access?
>
>thanx in advance
>
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