Chris,
> Well that's impressive, but what about:
>
> - Load balancing and distribution?
I have a pool of RMI servers that the clients rotate through to achieve a
simple from of balancing.
>
> - Distributed transactions?
Each server can send transactions to other servers.
>
> - A standard component architecture that you could possibly find off the
> shelf components for...?
That's one reason I want to use EJB.
>
> If all you need is light weight distributed objects, then RMI/JRMP is ok,
> but if you needs are more complex you will run out of gas. Use the right
> tool for the job...
Right, but I want to use multiple tools depending on the job. I don't want
to force my customers to use a power circular saw if all they need is a
handsaw (and vice versa). Why is there such resistance to designing a
system that can run in both plain RMI and more advanced EJB? Geeesshh!
-Ron
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