Hi
Rendra
The EJB service can be used by more than one
client. In an environment where many client applications (servlets,
applets or whatever) are needed and where they share needs, those needs can
be abstracted into services realized as EJBs. For instance, within
the intranet of a large organization where several web-oriented applications are
used, an EJB could handle 'User Authentication' for all the applications.
Presumably, the well conceived EJB promises
to reduce the amount of code written, to centralize control over data and
functions, and to further limit implementation and production risks, not to
mention to provide an interface to legacy services where
necessary.
Regards,
David
M. Hildebrandt
Lantern IT
-----Original Message-----
From: Rendra Basuki [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, March 24, 2000 3:49 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Please heelp for servlet and EJB questions!
Importance: HighHi guys,
Any one can explain me what is the advantage for using EJB with Servlet compared to just using servlet only to perform web database application???
Any help is very very appreciated....
Thanks
Rendra Basuki
