You can try JOnAS:
the first version of JOnAS 2 (JOnAS 2.0) will be available
at the end of this week on the Web site http://www.bullsoft.com/ejb.
You can find:
- EJB1.1 interfaces
- Deployment descriptor in XML
- access to bean environement via JNDI and java:comp/env
- new transactional attributes (never) and restriction on bean managed
transaction
- Distribution via Jeremie that is an alternative to RMI/JRMP.
(Jeremie is faster than RMI/JRMP)
Cristina
-----Original Message-----
From: Megan Ray [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: luned� 3 aprile 2000 6.07
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: What is best EJB Server?
Anyone have recommendations for an EJB Server? I would like to find a
cheap/free one for prototype development. Would love to know what everyone
is actually using. I did find an article from Network Computing (Nov,
1999) that recommended Novera and Secant EES. But article mentioned that
you have to extend a custom servlet class for Novera. I need to find a
server/development environment that does not force any custom tags or
classes (beyond the Deployment Descriptor for EJB.)
I'm currently using JRun as web server - using KAWA and HomeSite to develop
JSP and servlets. Am considering Orion - but nervous only 2 programmers
supporting. Basically, I'm not married to any environment - as long as I
don't have to use custom tags or special classes to implement J2EE compliant
application.
Thanks for your help!
Megan Ray
336-373-8275
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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