As a first decision point, do you already have an EJB
container (or plans to implement one)? Are you using
EJBs elsewhere? I would not take on the complexity
and overhead of EJBs for the relatively simple app
your describing.
Beyond that, I frequently put my JDBC support in a
helper class which JSPs and other support classes can
access.
--- Jasper Fontaine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> heya ppl
>
> If you have a relatively small web-app (a handful of
> pages (JSP), some logic
> and readonly DB-access), would you say it is better
> to put the logic and SQL
> in helperclasses, javabeans or
> (stateless)sessionbeans? are there some
> guidelines when to use which? especially the SBs,
> why should it sometimes be
> better to use the ejb-container instead of only a
> webcontainer when the only
> thing i do is some minor logic and read-only,
> non-transactional DB-access?
>
> thanx in advance
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