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EBJ horror stories
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| eJAYBee 2004-12-13, 9:00 pm |
| Could you J2EE gurus share your EJB horror stories? Touching upon
issues like scalability, migration, vendor lock-in, etc. I am
architecting a system that needs to support 110 TPS. Need to stay away
from pit falls. Any suggestions and pointers will be a great help.
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| Robert kebernet Cooper 2004-12-14, 3:57 am |
| I can tell you my first experiences with EJBs several years ago was
profoundly negative. Most of this, however, was a result of a lack of
experience on my part as well as a lesser maturity among tools and
servers.
We made all the classic mistakes: too fine grained EJBs, session beans
were too weak, too much over the wire, etc. Frankly, I have now moved
almost completely away from EJBs in a lot of respects now in favor of
SOA and EJB-as-SOAP-Service and other persistence systems, though the
3.0 spec has me very very excited.
There are a lot of good materials out there now on best practices with
J2EE stuff. Which ones you choose is really more about the project you
are working on though.
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