That's your call, but typically when you need services provided by the container. This is an over simplistic answer; because the are alternatives to EJBs that provide the same or similar services, and often you can use container services without needing EJBs, but hopefully you can do a bit of exploring on the back of this and find out more for yourself.
No short answer to this. What specifically do you mean? e.g. what open source containers are prople using? What third party utilities are they using?
like JBoss, are there other open source containers that could be used? Btw, Thanks sir Paul
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Alexander Sales wrote:like JBoss, are there other open source containers that could be used?
Sure: GlassFish in particular, but also Apache Geronimo, JOnAS, even Tomcat with the help of OpenEJB. WebSphere and WebLogic may also have limited free versions.
i'll go try one of those. Which is recommended and most malleable to use, also good for slow pc?
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I think JBoss and GlassFish would be the ones that are easiest to get help with online. GlassFish is also the JEE reference implementation, so it's always up-to-date.
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