I think a good indicator for usage of ejb-server is to have a look at their
corresponding vendor newsgroup and have a look at the *quality* of
postings and the answers. If you look at them you can see a bit if they
are already at the "real" world...
I think choosing a container also mostly depends on your specific project requirements.
There are so much different ejb-containers as are different requirements from
your project, environment, customer etc...
it's the same with CORBA ORBs.
best regards,
Berni.
"louth,william" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb:
> Choosing a container is just like choosing a car. You need to think about
> many things before buying including (not in any order):
>
> * How fast does it have to be?
> * How much capacity does it have?
> * How much juice does it need to run?
> * How secure and reliable is it?
> * How many miles will it need to run for?
> * Does it require expensive maintenance?
> * What features come standard and what are optional?
> * What are the costs?
> * What kind of colors and styles does it come in?
> * Who is the maker?
> .....
>
> We all drive different cars for different reasons; we all weight the above
> differently.
>
> -william
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: louth,william
> Sent: Wednesday, July 26, 2000 5:21 PM
> To: 'A mailing list for Enterprise JavaBeans development'
> Subject: RE: Poll: Which EJB container do you use
>
>
> Sorry Jim,
>
> I must agree with Tim. This poll is open to abuse and really means nothing
> apart what companies are packaging their appservers with there OS and
> hardware, what companies are giving away their appserver for free, what
> companies have had their containers referenced in books and magazines and
> bought by the masses without really some independent comparison, what
> companies are good at business (not necessarily engineering),.... starting
> to get the point. I noticed that Rob Wollen from BEA even voted; do you
> actually live in the house you built. I thought this survey was about usage.
> On the point of usage just because someone put their hand in a fire does not
> mean you must do likewise. Why not a dissatisfaction survey ;-(.
>
> I think we need to go back and use some real engineering measurements to at
> least give some kind of answer to the question posted in the thread leading
> to all this.
>
> -william
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Tim Endres [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, July 26, 2000 4:58 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Poll: Which EJB container do you use
>
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > It would be helpful to break down some of the servers from 'Other, Please
> > specify group.
> > For instance, if you count Orion server which was not listed in the
> survey,
> > so people were forced to select 'Other' and put a text note that they are
> > using Orion, would be on a second place after WebLogic with 22 votes as of
> > 10:45am July 26th. Now statistics appears to be incomplete because of
> this.
>
> I agree that the poll is virtually useless as it stands. And biased.
> tim.
>
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