You should use the forums at http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bb
you will not get much help on the mailing lists, all of the posts you
can see are messages posted to the forums.
Curley, John wrote:
Hi, All:
I am currently on a fledgling project that requires the following
technologies:
Business Object Pooling (Scalability)
Database Connection Pooling
JTA/Transaction Manager
JMS
Web Services
Currently, the group is trying to avoid using an app server all together
and glue all these open source technologies using Spring. My argument
is that if we need all these aforementioned technologies, we should go
with an Application Server (JBoss :-)) and get these services "out of
the box".
The group is having a very hard time attempting to glue all these pieces
together, including making use of JBI (ServiceMix/Jencks/ActiveMQ). My
position is that we should use Stateless Session EJBs for now (they
would be much quicker to implement than all these independent
technologies they are trying to glue together), with Hibernate-based
DAOs on the backend, Web Services for SOA and wait until JBI matures.
We have a business deadline and are falling very far behind. I think we
may be "over-architecting" what appears to be a traditional reservation
system.
My questions are:
1) How does JBoss foresee the use of Spring and "Lightweight Containers"
in the future? Is my thinking sound that we should stick with JBoss or
will JBoss be rendered "obsolete" by Spring and JBI?
2) How will JBoss interact with Spring? What is the preferred way of it
being used with JBoss?
3) What is JBoss future plans for JBI (our particular flavor is
ServiceMix)? Should we wait until the technology matures and gains
industry-wide acceptance and app servers incorporate this technology,
especially with our risk-averse project requirement due to tight
deadlines?
Thanks for your help.
Sincerely,
John Curley
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