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Jeremy Haile
I have worked on a variety of web-based software projects and typically
employ a combination of JSP, Servlets, Struts, Postgresql, etc. However, I
am about to start on a project that needs to potentially scale to the size
of a large e-commerce site. In the past, I have always written database
interface classes that use straight SQL (via JDBC) to extract objects from a
database. However, due to the scalability issues involved in a large
e-commerce site, I am considering using EJBs.
Does anyone have any comments or suggestions on the use of EJBs, especially
in regards to large e-commerce sites? Can anyone point me to a good
resource for designing an e-commerce-like site using J2EE?
Thanks,
Jeremy Haile
(e-mail address removed)
employ a combination of JSP, Servlets, Struts, Postgresql, etc. However, I
am about to start on a project that needs to potentially scale to the size
of a large e-commerce site. In the past, I have always written database
interface classes that use straight SQL (via JDBC) to extract objects from a
database. However, due to the scalability issues involved in a large
e-commerce site, I am considering using EJBs.
Does anyone have any comments or suggestions on the use of EJBs, especially
in regards to large e-commerce sites? Can anyone point me to a good
resource for designing an e-commerce-like site using J2EE?
Thanks,
Jeremy Haile
(e-mail address removed)