Appfuse (Hibernate backend) on tomcat, then move to JBoss?

toastchee Jan 26, 2004 9:59 AM

"toastchee" wrote:
I am getting ready to write a new app and I am really enamored with the AppFuse project. I understand that it would be sufficent to run it on Tomcat with Hibernate hitting Oracle. Clustering is available with Tomcat 5.

However, I would be interested to hear the JBoss community's take on this. I understand the Hibernate creator is on the JBoss team. I would like to take advantage of the scalability and support available with JBoss but am aware I would not be using EJBs with Hibernate at this time.

Any advice appreciated!

1. Re: Appfuse (Hibernate backend) on tomcat, then move to JBos

toastchee Jan 26, 2004 9:59 AM (in response to toastchee)

Update on this...I spent the time to write my app with a Hibernate MBean and stateless session beans. It works great! I'm staying on the bleeding edge with 4.0 out of CVS which appears to run my app faster and with a smaller memory footprint.

Thanks JBoss.
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2. Re: Appfuse (Hibernate backend) on tomcat, then move to JBos

marc.fleury Jan 27, 2004 1:46 PM (in response to toastchee)

"marc fleury" wrote:
hibernate is JBoss :)
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3. Re: Appfuse (Hibernate backend) on tomcat, then move to JBos

toastchee Jan 27, 2004 4:24 PM (in response to toastchee)

"toastchee" wrote:
Yep.

So I might as well deploy Appfuse to jboss and use the extra goodies if and when I need 'em. Hibernate.org even suggests to use SLSBs as its recommended architecture.
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4. Re: Appfuse (Hibernate backend) on tomcat, then move to JBos

marc.fleury Jan 29, 2004 4:38 PM (in response to toastchee)

"marc fleury" wrote:
Stateful and Stateless beans are GREAT. USE THEM
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