> > Maybe start from an existing "J2EE Introductory Tutorial", and > > add/modify it so that it shows the way to make it work with > > Avalon? I'm REALLY green with EJBs, even greener with Avalon, > > so I wouldn't think I could do anything to help (yet). > > That's a good idea. It spares us from having to be creative. :-) Do you > have one in mind? PetStore will be far too big for that.
I just downloaded jBoss, and will install it to play around. I was thinking that if it comes with any examples/tutorials, we (that is, you...) could take one of those and add an Avalon dimension to it. I'm leaning to an architecture like this for my projects: * Avalon as a framework for all components, be them EJBs or straight classes. * Some Avalon (Excalibur?) prebuilt components for the obvious stuff, like logging, configuration, etc. * Struts for the navigational logic. (To be decided: use JSPs or Velocity with Struts?). * Development: Win2K, mySQL, jBoss and jetty. * Deployment: AIX, DB/2, WebSphere 4 (kind of fixed). Anybody has any comments, criticism, flames, or otherwise interesting thoughts you could share with me? > > I just noticed your domain. I will be visiting Switzerland > > presently, my family came from there more than 100 years ago > > (near Zurich). I'm excited to visit the small town where my > > great-grandfather was born almost 150 years ago! > > Ah, it makes sense now. An interesting combination of names, you have. Yup, 25% swiss, 25% german, 25% spanish, 25% chilean... To my shame, ich spreche nicht Deutsche (probably wrongly spelled!). > Have a nice stay! > > Cheers, > Jeremias Märki -- Gonzalo A. Diethelm [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
