I'd like to hear how other medium to large IT organizations are architecting
their development environments. IMO, the environment needs to be flexible,
address (and minimize) licensing issues for the tools involvement, and
support enterprise reuse of EJB's being developed.
The main questions I'd like to get answers for is:
Are the EJB developers in your organization developing EJB's on their own
workstations?
Within the project team, are EJB's deployed to a single development
application server instance, having other developer who use those EJB's
access via JNDI lookup and RMI based access, or does each developer deploy
to their own local instance?
Outside of the project team, how do other development teams (if at all)
access and use those EJB's?
Put another way, I'm wondering whether it makes sense to have a centralized
home for EJB's in a development environment across the enterprise. If it
does, what does that mean for the production environment, and what changes
would be required as a project moves from development through
integration/user acceptance testing and on to production?
I appreciate any information anyone shares on how their organization may be
doing things. I haven't seen any clear preferences on how an enterprise
level EJB development environment should be set up.
Thanks-
-tb
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Todd Biske [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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A.G. Edwards & Sons, Inc. FAX: (314) 955-7324
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