RE: Does jBoss work on iSeries?

Joe,

I am in the infancy stage with this design, so I can
go in any direction. Using EJB is the major decision I
am still grapling with. I understand what you are
saying about using JDO for data access, however, what
about all the other system level functionality that an
EJB server/container provides... i.e. the connection
pooling, thread mgmt, session/state mgmt, etc? I'd
rather not code any of that.

--- Joe Pluta <joepluta@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 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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