Hi!
Patrik Beno wrote:
> jboss+EmbeddedTomcat with Integrated Stack (fast) is great idea.
>
> But network access is not the only thing making EJB relatively slow...
> It's primarily RMI.
To be picky, RMI cannot be slow, since it's only an interface
specification. An RMI implementation can be slow, but that's another
thing completely.
> My question is:
>
> Isn't it possible to write jboss so that RMI is not used when calls
> are made inside one JVM? If possible, it would be the greatest speed
> improvement. RMI should be used when neccessary; but when
> servlet container and EJB server share the same JVM and the same
> address space...
>
> What do you say ?
This is precisely what the JBoss+EmbeddedTomcat integration provides. To
be precise, the integration allows two things:
* no network usage
* no parameter copying
We still use the RMI interfaces (e.g. RemoteExceptions), but the two
above things are optimized. The second is of course optional since it
breaks RMI semantics.
/Rickard
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Rickard Öberg
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