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Sunday Aug 17, 2008
Absolute Beginner EJB 3 / JPA Series - the Essential Bootstraps And Background Information
The EJB 3 / JPA series are really popular (several thousands views). I was asked to provide an overview, so here are the posts so far:
I answered some frequently asked questions during the the inception phase of my Java EE 5 projects in my blog as well:
- So if you have EJB 3, are "Plain Old Web Containers" still viable?
- What happens, in case EJB 3 turn out to be not powerful enough?
- Are POJOs lot faster, comparing them to EJB 3?
- What's about the memory consumption?
- Are EJB 3 threadsafe? Do they run well on multi-core, multi-CPU machines?
- Are EJB 3 actually lightweight or heavyweight?
- How fast is the deployment of several hundred JPA-Entities and Session Beans?
- Monolithic Or Modular?
- Integration Of "Legacy" POJOs - why not to inject a DefaultTableModel into an EJB?
Posted at 02:57PM Aug 17, 2008 by Adam Bien in Java EE 5 Architectures And Idioms | Kommentare[0]
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