Chee Keong wrote:
> ...
> The goal is to have JSP doing the presentation logic, servlets doing
> session management and EJB doing the data access.
>
> In a simplified picture
>
> JSP <--------> Servlet <--------> EJB
>
> I have downloaded some tools from Sun (the EA version of JSP and servlet
> engine) and Live software but do not know how I can talk/ work with
> some free EJB server like the one from Bullsoft.
>
> Anyone have any ideas on how I can do the above using free tools ?
Hello,
concerning the "EJB server from BullSoft", it is now an open
source software, called JOnAS. There are mailing lists for
platform users and open source developers, such lists will
provide you with a first level of support. Info about JOnAS
may be found at http://www.bullsoft.com/ejb/.
In the architecture that you propose, the servlets are clients
of the EJB server. It is a usual approach, we had a demo with
such an architecture including JOnAS and servlets (but no JSP)
at JESS 99.
Best Regards,
Fran�ois
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