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Jun
12
Posted by Coder.
Musings on software » Why choose cmp
…consider the strengths in performance and reduction in development that can be added by leveraging a high-quality CMP container as opposed to developing data access logic using a BMP architecture. I guarantee you’ll be happy with the results.
Excellent post! I couldn’t agree more, the debate mirrors the one around the merits and usefulness of automatic garbage collection. Sure you can manage memory yourself, but how much are you willing to pay for that vs. …
Dec
4
Posted by Coder.
“… an important part of the J2EE specification, EJB persistence, has long been criticized for its complex development model and for poor performance of entity beans. It’s pretty much accepted as fact that if entity beans (especially container-managed persistence entity beans, or CMPs) are going to be used in an application, performance will suffer. This is not true.”
[The article] “focus[es] only on concurrency and long-term caching strategies for CMP entity beans” and “briefly cover[s] improvements available in the most recent …
May
6
Posted by coder.
Billy Newport, lead high availability architect for the WebSphere application server platform and a lead architect for WebSphere Extended Deployment (XD) was interviewed on theserverside.com. He talks about asymmetric/partitioned vs. symmetric clustering models.
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