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 Post subject: evaluation question
PostPosted: Mon Oct 11, 2004 11:03 am 
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Hi,

I have two options for using hibernate in my system.

1 ) WEB LAYER - POJO - Hibernate
2 ) WEB LAYER - SESSION EJB - Hibernate

I'll be using JBOSS for deploying the application.

I have few questions in mind before I decide on the final way of developing the application.

1) Scalability : If I go by WEB LAYER - POJO - Hibernate. will it be scalable and able to sustain the load
as I am expecting 24 X 7 & and around 15 million hits during monday-wednesday.

2) Performance : While developing (a primitive ) prototype i obeserved that session EJB way becomes faster for any consucutive hits after the first initialization hit. So whch way i'll get the maximum performance.

3) I undersatnd that I'll loose declarative transaction,remotability etc if i choose POJO..what advantages i could get from POJO in conjuction with hibernate if any?

4) Which way will shorten the development time?

If there are any tradeoffs or any other available options, I would like to know about them.

Thanks,
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24 X 7 & and around 15 million hits

what abaout availability?

Guess you need some clustering features. If this is true a J2EE server gives you some things you don't want to handcraft.

HTH
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