Just look at the Foll. Architecture:
JSP File ->Contacting Servlet-> This Servlet in
turn talks with EJB to perform bussiness logic...
What are the advantages/diadvantages of having the
Servlet to contact the EJB..with repect to performance
and scalability...
Instead of having the servlet contact the EJB why not
we have the Java Bean talk to the EJB..
ie what problems we might face if the architecture is
like this:
JSP File ->Contacting Java Bean-> This Bean in turn
talks with EJB to perform bussiness logic...
Other than multi-threading do we have any other
addtional adv. if we use Servlets..?
Can someone help me..?
Thanks in advance..
Dheepa
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