> > Knowing my qualifications here is my response to Aaron's post whom I have > summarized with this one line from him; > "No matter what you try to do with EJB, I can provide a simpler, faster, > more scalable, and cheaper solution." >
I was obviously overstating the matter. I guess I had too much wine. Ok. Let's be fair, 98% of what most people need from an appserver can be done in other ways. I think that comment was actually in reference to the specific features listed as beneficial about EJB. ? > Wow, you should start your own company. Your obviously much smarter than > the > 100 or so developers that make Weblogic or the 50 or so that make JBoss, > or > the ? 100 ? or so that make Websphere, etc. Not arguing with you here. (These discussion just provoke stupid comments like that.) You can make a Java Bean > container that can handle >clustering, Oh ya, weblogic clustering is so nice. You have to practically take down the entire cluster in 6.0 to update. >fail over, Got what I need in a load balancer and in JCS. There are some transactional failover features in appservers that are nice though. > caching, Got it: JCS > persistence, Got it: JDBC > transactional services, Got what I need in the JDBC. > security, etc. Got it: RBAC >better than all those people? Most of this can be done fairly simply and most people just don't need what the appserver vendors are selling. If you had said 2 phase commit, then I'd make concessions. >Wow, > your the man. Thanks. >If I could create a product by myself better than all those > people and create a billion dollar company I would. Seems stupid not to? > Kind of strange you call 'people' stupid Just to be clear. I never called anyone stupid. I never used the word. That was in the subject line that I replied to. I didn't notice it till someone else replied. I would have taken it out. (as I just did.) and claim you can do better than > these teams at creating this monumental amount of complex code No. I use a good amount of clear code. yet you > don't > do it, even though it could bring you great wealth? Ok then, how about > open > source? Oh, I am a contributor to a couple of Jakarta projects but have no intension of building an appserver. Cheers, Aaron -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
