Well, the first thing to do is to learn a little bit about them. You're
listing these as mutually exclusive alternatives, when in fact it's quite
common to use all three in one solution.
A Servlet is a web server extension (somthing like a CGI script but more
flexible), EJB is a component architecture for distributed business logic,
and RMI is Java's remote method invocation protocol.
Michael
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Hi,
Can anybody suggest - how do we make a choice between Servlet, EJB and RMI
for a particular application, when all the three can be used as middle tier
Thanks.
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