Is EJB suitable for this...?

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Aquila Deus

Hi all!

Our project is a system that consists of many worker processes on
different computers waiting for tasks from a single (remote) queue to
perform, and each type of worker will probably have more than one
instance on one computer/JVM. They're basically stateless and object
persistence is not needed. Is EJB suitable for implementing the worker
and the task queue/dispatcher? Or can I simply implement them as
servlets? (non-HTTP)
 
K

kjc

Aquila said:
Hi all!

Our project is a system that consists of many worker processes on
different computers waiting for tasks from a single (remote) queue to
perform, and each type of worker will probably have more than one
instance on one computer/JVM. They're basically stateless and object
persistence is not needed. Is EJB suitable for implementing the worker
and the task queue/dispatcher? Or can I simply implement them as
servlets? (non-HTTP)
Use JMS as your foundation.
 
A

Aquila Deus

kjc said:
I don't understand what you mean by, "what kind of host" ??

Such as EJB container or servlet container, etc. I don't want to run
each of workers in their own VM :)
 

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