Hi, Currently, we are deploying our beans in websphere. Could you please tell me,what are the advantages(or disadvantages) if I go for weblogic server.I want to understand the pros and cons of these two servers. Pl.hlp. vijay
SUDA VIJAYA KUMAR
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Hi all, Can anybody please reply to my query. I required it urgently Thanks inadvance vijay
Originally posted by SUDA VIJAYA KUMAR: Hi, Currently, we are deploying our beans in websphere. Could you please tell me,what are the advantages(or disadvantages) if I go for weblogic server.I want to understand the pros and cons of these two servers. Pl.hlp. vijay
You might want to look at the following for reviews. http://www.theserverside.com/reviews/index.jsphttp://serverwatch.internet.com/appservers.html One thing to consider is how far you have progressed in Websphere and how you have done things (have you used Websphere specific functionality). Although J2EE is supposed to be server neutral, in real life you will have to make an effort to move from one server to another. You need to work out if the effort is worth it. Hope that helps Phil
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The info Phil mentioned is important. I would like to add the following with respect to relative merits of WebLogic over WebSphere. If you move to latest of WebLogic server(6.1) it is EJB2.0 compliant. That means it has more functionality like message driven beans etc which are useful for asynchronous bean activation or service activation etc. These are some cool features which will make a full fledged J2EE system real fast. As you know WebSphere is away may be around 1 year away from achieving this compliance. So, you are already 1 year away from using some cool J2EE patterns if you go with it. If time is not of concern and big blue has good pull in your org. that is a different ballgame.
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