Please forgive the dumb questions, but if anyone has a moment or two to
explain it, I would be very grateful.
I have used many scripting languages (ie. jsp, php, asp, cold fusion,
javascript, etc.). Regardless of the language, I understand how they all
allow you to "transactionalize" your work by doing things like database
locking, try/catch error handling, and writing component-ized code. I also
understand the importance of placing a lot of the logic into the database
and having it do a lot of the work.
My first question is, if you are very efficient with your database, how do
beans or EJB provide a means to better transactional processing than a
scripting language?
My second question (which may be related to the first) concerns load
balancing. What do beans offer in terms of a load balancing solution that a
scripting language (ie. JSP, PHP, etc) don't?
If anyone can help me out, many thanks in advance.
John
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