Re: Does jBoss work on iSeries?

Joe,

i would not agree with this statement. There are some drawbacks with EJBs, if 
you have other applications sitting on the same database, wich can't use your 
ejb layer, you might come in some trouble and for small applications the 
programmer overhead might be a contra argument.
But you will get more scalability with ejbs than without and you will get some 
benefits for your design.

Dieter Bender

On Montag, 8. März 2004 16:34, Joe Pluta wrote:
> > From: Ivan Hurtado
> >
> > I am interested in using jBoss 3.2.3 server on an
> > iSeries, however, I recently read in Don Denoncourt's
> > "Java at Work" book that the opensource J2EE/EJB
> > servers (jBoss and jONas) don't work on iSeries JVM's.
> >  Is this still true?
>
> Ivan, I don't know how far you've gone with your design, but for the
> last several years the industry has been moving away from EJB.  Even Don
> Denoncourt, one of the early adopters of the EJB architecture, will tell
> you that the EJB architecture simply adds too much overhead for all but
> the simplest applications.  You really should consider another form of
> ORM.  JDO is a relatively lightweight model, and there are also a number
> of Open Source persistence packages.  Hibernate is one of the more
> popular options today.
>
> Joe
>
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