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> Intentia is currently the only player I know of in > the pure Java ERP market, and they're bleeding out. > Revenues are dropping and they're going deep into > the red (as in a $50 million loss in 2003). Interestingly, Intentia was the source of the benchmarks I referred to in a previous post, which ironically, perhaps unwittingly disclosed numerous bottlenecks in J2EE architecture, even with simplified transactions, designed more to cast a favorable view, than mirror a real world activity. Unfortunately, there's a lot of mist cast over J2EE performance. It's my impression that EJB's, though laden with overhead which would kill a single CPU server, would actually overcome bottlenecks built into Java application servers, and will eventually be necessary, if developers insist on a 100% J2EE implementation. Nathan.
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