Kevin,
see below:
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Kevin Wang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2000 3:39 PM
> To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> Subject: RE: EJBs with STRUTS
>
>
>
> >if i understand you correctly, you force yourself to make a sharp
> >distinction between ejb tier and web tier: you have no
> access to the web
> >tier from weblogic and only jndi/ejb access to the database
> from orion - is
>
> right. we roughly follow j2ee blue print and have clear
> distinction between
> webtier and ejb tier. web tier is one of ejb tier's client and it is
> accessing ejb tier through their remote interfaces (jndi/rmi/...).
>
> >this the main reason for using 2 different products?
> >or is it because orionserver does servlets better and
> weblogic does ejb
> >better?
>
> the reason for using weblogic is political - it had been chosen
> the reason for using of orion is technical - weblogic does
> not do struts well
*** Could you explain further what you mean by this? ***
>
> i personally favour orion as it follow j2ee specification
> much better than
> weblogic. it is much less painful to deploy to orion server.
> there are no
> performance comparisons between the two servers available to us.
>
> kevin
>
Thanks,
Dave Lavin
Follett Software Company
