<snip>
We have our action
classes create or get a session class (in our case, a session class is
identical to an ejb session..it does the logic, except it runs in the
servlet engine right now until we move to ejb).</snip>
Kevin,
You might want to look at "Foodsmart" application from gemstone. They have a
couple of really good white papers as well as sample application regarding
the issues in this area. Especially focus on how to avoid statefull session
beans for larger scalability.
The good thing about it is that you can combine Struts at the top layer and
use their ideas from domain, service and persistence layers. Again, make
sure you look at it , design is brilliant and the code is work of masters.
Vladimir
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