> > The "J2EE platform" consists of so many disparate technologies > that it's very hard to generalise about it. It's quite easy > to get a non-Java program to talk to an HTTP servlet, for > example :-) :) I was thinking of EJB, specifically. Once you put a load of logic into beans, it seems damned hard to use them without the rest of the Java based infrastructure. > Presumably most people build solutions around e.g. weblogic, > rather than doing everything from raw ingredients. Yes, they do. Pity. I'm starting to be of the opinion that having a platform that will scale nicely tomorrow is no reason to have a platform that is 3 times as complex as it needs to be today.
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