Thank you VERY much Lutz, Patrik and Giovanni. This is very helpful.
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Hi Jacobus,
I like your analogy of putting a Ferrari on the back of a truck. However,
you can unload the Ferrari when you have reached the racing track. If you
can't convince them that it is easier and better to run Akka outside the
JEE container you can use the JEE Container for deployment,
It really depends on the market you're in. Some markets (first I can think
of are betting/gambling/banking) are very much against change. If you work
in that sector you have two choices: 1) you resign and you go work with
your friends in a startup working 24/7 but with the freedom to choose the
Hi Jacobus,
If you can look behind the somewhat provocative title, I think Eberhard
Wolff gives a pretty comprehensive overview of why you should look beyond
app servers in Java Application Servers Are Dead:
http://jaxenter.com/java-application-servers-dead-1-111928.html
