I have not gotten into it yet, as our Unix Admin department still have to install it.
If you can access the flashline comparison, the Oracle entry shows a write up in
server watch. The server watch write up rates it four and one have out of five stars,
and they mention the downfall is the limited EJB deployment. I may have to suppliment
it with Orion (or Jboss or openEJB) as a full service, EJB server. I should know more
about it in a couple of months or so. Right now, I am running Iplanet 4.1 enterprise,
which addresses the JSP, servlet, and static page needs, but no EJB in production yet
(at least at our site).
-----Original Message-----
From: John Hogan
To: Orion-Interest
Sent: 2/10/01 10:54 AM
Subject: Re: RE: Orion Server compared to Oracle AS
Hello Randy,
I'm especially interested in Oracle's ejb
deployment. Their documentation (vague) seems to
suggest that the ejb's are actually deployed to
the jvm that runs inside Oracle's db server.
This seems to defeat one of the primary benefits
of ejb (n tiered scalability). Also, it would
seemingly raise your db license fees if you have
to beef up your db machine to handle this extra
function. Have you got into this issue yet?
Thank you.
John Hogan
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