Ender pretty much summed everything I could say about J2EE
and Zope. but I can tell you why we chose EJB/BEA at our
company rather than something like
ZOPE/OpenMerchant/PHP/etc.
1. we are consulting firm and we need to be able to leave a
client. ZOPE could (at the time, and I believe stil
alan runyan wrote:
>
> Ender pretty much summed everything I could say about J2EE
> and Zope. but I can tell you why we chose EJB/BEA at our
> company rather than something like
> ZOPE/OpenMerchant/PHP/etc.
>
> 1. we are consulting firm and we need to be able to leave a
> client. ZOPE could
alan runyan wrote:
>
> Ender pretty much summed everything I could say about J2EE
> and Zope. but I can tell you why we chose EJB/BEA at our
> company rather than something like
> ZOPE/OpenMerchant/PHP/etc.
>
> 1. we are consulting firm and we need to be able to leave a
> client. ZOPE could (a
alan runyan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>[...]. There are plenty JAVA
>programmers, with years of experience.
... for some value of 'experience'...
>[...] (forget this all inclusive
>stuff - thats why Vignette is getting a bad reputation).
>
Java, on the other hand, has had five years of th
