EJB vs Servlets

[bparanj@xxxxxxxxxx (Bala Paranj)]

It is not really a question of performance. It depends on the
  requirements
  of your project. Read the article :
http://java.sun.com/j2ee/bulletin/server_components/server_components.html
  Summary :
  The Java platform offers you three choices for building the
  middle-tier
  servers that you need for enterprise-wide applications:
  JavaServer Pages,
  servlets, and Enterprise JavaBeans components. Which option
  should you
  choose? It depends on the requirements of your application.
  Servlets are an
  effective way to quickly replace CGI scripts that are slow and
  cumbersome.
  Consider using servlets if your application needs to perform
  simple tasks
  such as data retrieval, but does not require transaction
  management. If you
  want to easily create web pages with dynamic content, we suggest
  that you
  take a look at JavaServer Pages. And finally, if your application
  needs to
  support many concurrent users engaged in business transactions,
  you'll need
  Enterprise JavaBeans technology.
Bala
On Thu, 30 Sep 1999 10:53:55 -0300, jguich wrote:

> Hi,
> 
>         did any one played yet with EJB? what are the performance of the
=
> beans? what ejb server used? are they better than servlets?
> 
>                 thanks.
> 
> 
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