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> Aaron,
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> You've opened up a big can of worms! There is much debate on
> this topic.
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> Regarding entity beans and transactio
a great benefit from them?
I would say yes in your situation.
- Robert
Thanks,
Aaron
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would not receive a great benefit from them?
Thanks,
Aaron
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Tony made some g
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Tony made some good points, and my take is that from your requirements,
you may no
Tony made some good points, and my take is that from your requirements,
you may not need EJBs. However, if you layered your app sufficiently,
then if you end up needing them later on, it shouldn't be too much of a
problem. Of course I am assuming you are referring to Entity beans in
this case..
Aaron,
Try not to think just in terms of EJBs. Instead picture the scenario of persistence
management in general. Throw CMPs, BMPs, JDO, Session Beans, Etc. out on the table and
consider what each is buying you. In some cases the benefit is in providing a JNDI
lookup for other Apps to use if yo
Aaron,
There is no right answer to your question. Read Chapter 1 of 'J2EE Design
and Development' book by Rod Johnson.
Mark.
Aaron O'Hara wrote:
> I know this question has probably been asked before, and that biased
> publications have had their opinions on it, but I wanted to get some
> feedba
lasses.
David
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I know this question has probably been asked before, and that biased
publ
I know this question has probably been asked before, and that biased
publications have had their opinions on it, but I wanted to get some
feedback regarding some "real user experience" regarding the use of EJB
in a web application used along with Struts.
I am creating a web application and I have
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