Hi, As my experience in J2EE App Server is limited, I am agreed with you about JMS, but for Soap or RMI we can use Web services for any distributed environment and the Web services can be deployed in Tomcat. For the homemade app server: For example when I use hibernate, I have to add hibernate.jar to the lib of my application during developpment process and when deployment, I have to take off hibernate.jar from lib and use hibernate.jar inside .har of Jboss? I don't think that is practical of all And why Hibernate inside an app server which mainly run CMP? Hibernate and CMP are complementary or opposed? If oppoed, then why they are together an how is about the strategy of JBoss? Is EJB3 a kind of Hibernate??? I am really confused in the IT world today? How software architects can have right choices in the IT ocean? Thank you for your discussion. Tvan
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