Jaison Antony wrote: > I would like to get some feedback on its advantages and disadvantages > with respect to > > 1. servlet development Works good for us. But a must is using an application server. We use IBM's Websphere. > > 2. ejb compatibility If you are going to need ejb and plan on using Websphere, you wiil need their Advanced Version. It's about $3000. I haven't found any down loads yet. > > 3. speed At this stage, I am guessing that our Intel/NT platform will not cut-the-mustard for serving 1000 Mechanical Engineer's workstations. Thank goodness for Java. > 4. scalability > 5. load balancing > 6. JDBC We use DB2 UDB and their Type 4 JDBC driver. Very strong! > > 7. RMI/CORBA/COM > 8. HTTP We use a combination of Compuware's Preditor Editor and the JSDK and IBM's VisualAge for Java Enterprize IDE. IMHO VAJ is the best on the market for team projects. We tried VCafe for about 9 months. My last VCafe project reports 756 errors, produces a correct .class, won't parse the code to porduce the applet GUI in the IDE correctly. They probably fixed this by now, but if you have dead-lines, why waste your time. You can't be timid about selecting theWorkstation. We are using 450MHz, with 128MB memory. VAJ will use it all if you provide it. > > > I also like to know how to solve the disadvantages associted with it. > How do you compare this product with other web application servers. You probably already know that NES is no good for that. Danny Rubis ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and include in the body of the message "signoff SERVLET-INTEREST". Archives: http://archives.java.sun.com/archives/servlet-interest.html Resources: http://java.sun.com/products/servlet/external-resources.html LISTSERV Help: http://www.lsoft.com/manuals/user/user.html
