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Engin Okucu
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Joined: Feb 09, 2002
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We are developping an application available through internet. Client is an application Swing and to connect to the database i wrote a servlet. I created only 1 connection to the databse. I want to improve the performance with the database conenction. When i click 'Show all users', i must wait for a time. I wanted to use EJB ? What do you think about ? Or Hibernate as there is already a connection pool with Hibernate. If i use Hibernate then it means i don't need EJB ? is right ? thanks very much.
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Brian Sam-Bodden
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It sounds like you will have very few users on you application. The only reason I would use CMP EJBs would be for their transactional capabilities and the caching capabilities. Otherwise I would stick with an ORM tool like Hibernate or OJB. Hibernate shit with a simple connection pooling algorithm which is not intended for production use. Hibernate also ships with C3P0 and also supports Jakarta's DBCP and Proxool. With hibernate you can work with POJOs and a simple web container. Unless you need the transactional capabilities of EJBs I would stay away from adding the complexity of a full fledge J2EE server into the mix. Brian
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Brian Sam-Bodden
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...Hibernate sh*t... (boy I'm sounding like Ted Neward now! ;-) Sorry for the typo (two left hands)
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Lasse Koskela
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LOL. Brian, you can edit your posts with one of the buttons next to "reply-to", "quote", etc. That is, unless you want to leave it like that -- it is one of those funnier typos
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