my friend it sounds as if your need is not for a EnterpriseBean so you
better use the JSP's and Servlets cause use of a bean will only bring some
overhead and nothing more than that.The reason for which someone should go
for EnterpriseBeans is not in your list of requirement............
so better go with JSP's it would be a better approach.
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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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