Personally, I feel WSDL and UDDI complements EJB quite
well. You can't implement business logic in WSDL; WSDL
is just an interface definition using XML. EJB can't
interface to another which is not RMI-based; WSDL and
UDDI solves this problem.
--- Mark Simms <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Not to beat a dead horse, but isn't the new SOAP and
> XML initiatives along
> with UDDI and WSDL specifications going to make EJBs
> look a bit less
> attractive for certain transactional applications ??
>
> BTW: that bye-bye struts article had little
> substance; it was an apparent
> attempt on the author's part to push his own MVC
> architecture. Also, anyone
> know why JavaReport allowed him to publish that
> trash ?
>
>
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