You're going to have to run your own tests, as this depends greatly on the
environment that you are running within. Of course it is possible, but who
knows what kind of hardware you may have to throw at the problem.
One word of caution that may wrinkle some feathers here. EJB is a
transactional framework. It has not been designed for speed. Typically, you
will see much faster results by using plain CORBA components on the server.
jim
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Subject: URGENT: Do you have any idea on the performance of EJB
> Hi, all,
>
> I am going to set up an App Server with 10k clients. the server will take
> 2~3 seconds to handle each request. what the server do is to gather
> information from Internet, and send it back to the clients. I am
considering
> what kind of servers I should use. Does EJB can handle so many requests
> simultaneously?
>
> If you have any experience on the performance of EJB, help me out.
>
> Thanks a lot
>
> Yun Wan
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