JSP/Servlet, EJB seems to be a good combination forthose who require
scalability. EJB's are interfaced via RMI. I'm no expert but I believe this
means that's it's easy to add more machines to your site without reworking
your code. From a servlets point of view it doesn't care wether the EJB is
running in the same JVM or on a machine ina different part of the world. It
merely loads a remote interface over a network and starts invoking
methods... this would provide the scalability you seek...
A good EJB implementation should provide security and transaction management
features.
I would also pay attention to insuring that all your server side code is
serializable and thread safe.(This may be obvious though)..
Hope this is helpful..
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jayesh Shah" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, January 26, 2001 3:18 AM
Subject: recommended platform
> Hi All,
>
> I have been reading the newslist for about a year now and although this
> question may seem to be covered in some form or another, I could not
found
> specific answers that I am looking for.
> I need some help to figure out what would be recommended platform for a
> particular web application. Again every application is different, but I am
> looking for general guidelines.
> The application we are to design is
> heavily database oriented.
> requires high scalabilty..should support thousands of web users at a time.
> What would be recommended platform.. Servlets-JSP /
Servlets-JSP-EJB....any
> other recommendations
> In particular I would like to know people's opinion about using EJB for
such
> database intensive application requiring high scalabilty.
>
> Thanks
>
> Jayesh Shah
> A C Software
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
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