V. Cekvenich wrote:
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> The slow part is DAO in J2EE (and ADO in .NET). Avoid any EJB, they do
> not scale.
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Avoid any EJB. I presume you are talking about Entity Beans, n'est pas?
Entity Beans may be indeed be slower in comparison with the old
fashion hand-me-down-get-on-your-knees of written persistent business
objects with straight JDBC, but I will say that the Entity Beans are
designed to be (1) Scalable, (2) Portable (Relatively between J2EE
app servers) ( 100% distributable across JVMs/hosts),
(3) Transactionable.
The controversy in learned places has mostly been about Entity Beans
and not over Session Beans (stateful or stateless).
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