EJB vs. JavaBeans?
Portable remote objects
Object pooling
wide scale re-use
and other things you mentioned are good BUTTTTT:
I feel that the structure of the code and the rolling out is important. I
stripped my EJB out of my code because I did not have the resources to support
it. If you do not have the time to write structed code and roll out into
production, you do not have time for the EJB thing. This is just my personal
opinion. I also port code to laptop - NT to UNIX and a Java applicaiton server
is not on all these environments.
If you can master the servlet/Objects well --> you can migrate to EJB much
better.
On the other hand, if you get off to a great start with EJB (and you have the
chance to do it), you might want to take the leap (intial overhead).
I find that a slower start can be good in the long run (i.e. using the better
technology).
- sb
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Subject: Using EJB or JavaBeans ( MCV architecture )
What is the advantage of using EJB over JavaBeans (as the Model) in an web
based application in which JSP will be used for Presentation(View), and
Serlvets as the Controller.
If I wasn't using Servlets as the Controller, I could seen the need for EJBs
over JavaBeans for Security, Transaction Management and Session control...
Problem is that I have a very small, very green(new to these technologies)
develpment team trying to learn and develop this application in a very short
timeframe. So the issue is do we include EJB and increase risk of missing
target date, or settle for JavaBeans and reduce the capabilies of the web
app.
What is Advantage of using EJB over JavaBeans when used as the Model?
thanks..
James
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