EJB application servers are CTMs -- component transaction monitors, so if
you have business transactions that you need to handle (chances are, you
do), then you'd be a lot better off using EJB. It handles a lot of the
transaction management for you. Note that EJB and CORBA don't have to be
exclusive. Some EJB application servers support the IIOP protocol so that
you can talk to ORBs from within your EJB code.
-D
-----Original Message-----
From: Vidyasagar Jeyakumar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, February 05, 2000 1:28 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: EJB or CORBA
Hi,
I need the following information from u. For an
upcoming assignment i need to finalise whether
i have to use EJB or CORBA.
>From my understanding, CORBA allows objects written
in one language on one platform to be called by
objects
in a different language on a different platform. For
example,
a C++ client running on Microsoft Windows can use
CORBA
to invoke methods written in COBOL running on a
mainframe.
If i have to reuse methods written in COBOL on the
mainframe. Since the server side coding is easy in EJB
compared to CORBA,Is it possible to do the samething
in EJB(i.e reuse my methods written in COBOL).
Please reply
Vidyasagar
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