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About JBoss and EJB?
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| To run EJB application, by which I mean to assemble two EJB together,
apart from Java SDK 1.4.1, what else tools do I need to run the
application? Do I need JBoss?
Thanks in advance!
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| Byron Miller 2004-07-19, 3:56 am |
| JBoss is an open source implementation of an EJB container of which you can
use.
You can use everything from IBM Websphere, Oracle 10g Application Server,
JBoss, Caucho EE, JOnAS so on and so forth.
Link of Open Source EJB containers
http://java-source.net/open-source/ejb-servers
Good rundown/example of EJB apps
"zw" <zw@cs.man.ac.uk> wrote in message
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> To run EJB application, by which I mean to assemble two EJB together,
> apart from Java SDK 1.4.1, what else tools do I need to run the
> application? Do I need JBoss?
> Thanks in advance!
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"Byron Miller"
> JBoss is an open source implementation of an EJB container of which you
can
> use.
JBoss is not an implementation of a EJB container, is an implementation of a
J2EE Aplication Server (that includes, but is not limited to) a EJB
container.
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| Byron Miller 2004-07-22, 8:56 pm |
| Right, Jboss is a free implementation of the EJB container among the others
that i listed. JBoss has so much other features i guess it should be worded
better than i did :)
-byron
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