Originally posted by Pres Brawner:
I can run any of these servlet engines on my own box, but which are most scalable? Has anyone tried using Orion in a production environment? JRun... I've heard it's ok for some things but stinks for others. I suppose I should also ask about WebSphere and WebLogic. I've actually used WebLogic and it seems to work great.
What are your thoughts?
Originally posted by BILAL HAMEED:
Dave does your book address these questions as well
Originally posted by BILAL HAMEED:
hi
Dave how would you define significant size of software architecture. what size is significant
Originally posted by BILAL HAMEED:
Loss of 1billion $ Nortel must have gone mad at its software architects and the related staff
Originally posted by FEI NG:
Story on a $1 billion loss, does it have a happy ending?
What usually happened after a $1 billion loss? What happened to the software architecture people?
Originally posted by G Vanin:
Anybody,
can explain me why this thread has a record number of posts and nobody shows up to answer Dave's question in http://www.javaranch.com/ubb/Forum9/HTML/000822.html?? Just VERY curious
Originally posted by G Vanin:
Carl,
after reading your review in the Bunkhouse Design Patterns UML and Refactoring, I would like to know if this book is useful just for programmer (I am not inside mentioned positions and prefer blowing up the current experience)?
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Originally posted by BILAL HAMEED:
hiiiiiii
Dave did you answer this question. if yes than yyy cant i find anything
Originally posted by BILAL HAMEED:
Dave
you said that ur book is organized around 5 principles. does there exists any more principles .If yes can you mention them. Further more can you briefly describe as what these principles really are
Originally posted by BILAL HAMEED:
dear Dave
do software architectures also have patterns???
Originally posted by Doug Wang:
So who and when should care the architectural issue in software development? Does a team really need that?
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