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Posted to users@tomee.apache.org by "Eugene.b" <ja...@mail.ru> on 2012/02/05 16:42:21 UTC
HELP! Using EJB3.1+JSP only is it possible?
HEy, I develop small helpdesk, and decided to do it with EJB. So in my point
of view, using servlets is not necessary. I think that I can develop my EJBs
and ad a Stateless(Singleton) Bean that implements HttpListener and
communicate with JSP easily.
I have two questions
1.is it fast?
2. is it the easisest way to develop my project
thanks,
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Re: HELP! Using EJB3.1+JSP only is it possible?
Posted by Jean-Louis MONTEIRO <je...@gmail.com>.
Hi,
Not sure to help.
BTW, a JSP is at the end a Servlet.
You can either inject whatever you need in your JSP (@PersistenceContext,
etc) is you wanna develop something quickly.
You can also create some kind of backing beans you may want to use in your
JSP files. In such a situation, you can inject as well those backing beans
(@EJB).
No matter if they are stateless, or singleton beans.
The first solution is great for a quick and dirty development or if you
wanna some kind of rapid development approach.
Otherwise, the second one is clearer as it allows a clear separation of
concerns (business versus front).
There is not a lot of difference from a performance point of view in my
opinion. With OpenEJB, both are great and will give you nice results ;-)
Hope it helps.
Jean-Louis
2012/2/5 Eugene.b <ja...@mail.ru>
> HEy, I develop small helpdesk, and decided to do it with EJB. So in my
> point
> of view, using servlets is not necessary. I think that I can develop my
> EJBs
> and ad a Stateless(Singleton) Bean that implements HttpListener and
> communicate with JSP easily.
> I have two questions
> 1.is it fast?
> 2. is it the easisest way to develop my project
> thanks,
>
> --
> View this message in context:
> http://openejb.979440.n4.nabble.com/HELP-Using-EJB3-1-JSP-only-is-it-possible-tp4359123p4359123.html
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