Jay Roy
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high scalable java framework
hi guys
I am looking to impliment a java framework with high scalability. I am looking for open source tools and API.
Any approaches or ideas or experiences to get started with will be appreciated.
thanks
I am looking to impliment a java framework with high scalability. I am looking for open source tools and API.
Any approaches or ideas or experiences to get started with will be appreciated.
thanks
With the very limited info that you have provided, providing any meaningful answer is difficult. But I am having some good experiences at the moment with "Spring Integration". Can you give any more hints as to what you are hoping to do, etc?
<<I am looking to impliment a java framework with high scalability>>
It completely depends on your requirement. If you ask me, the three layer architecture of J2EE (presentation layer jsp servlets, Business layer EJB, and Database layer JDBC) should satisfy everything
But if you can give a brief description of your requirement, i can suggest something more specific.
It completely depends on your requirement. If you ask me, the three layer architecture of J2EE (presentation layer jsp servlets, Business layer EJB, and Database layer JDBC) should satisfy everything
But if you can give a brief description of your requirement, i can suggest something more specific.
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ok sorry for being so generic.
The APIs i am going to use in my application is mostly open source.
The architecture is spring-->hibernate-->postg res or db2 database.
thanks
The APIs i am going to use in my application is mostly open source.
The architecture is spring-->hibernate-->postg
thanks
Still too generic... Is it a web application? A backend processing app? A desktop app with user interface? Does it need to interface/integrate with other applications?
Are you not able to give us a couple of lines on what your application is doing in general?
Are you not able to give us a couple of lines on what your application is doing in general?
>>I am looking for open source tools and API
you have already choosen spring. hibernate... what else you look for?
you have already choosen spring. hibernate... what else you look for?
i was asking for requirement, functional and non-functional
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Mccarl,
It's a web based trading application open to the public.
The number of users accessing the application
is still unknown but it's going to be a lot. Ofcourse it's a backend
processing app, we are using postgres database. Spring would be used
in the ui and we are still deciding weather to go
for ibatis or hibernate. It would be deployed on websphere app server.
Does it need to interface with other applications?
At this point No, later may be.
Ksivananth,
So are you saying choosing spring and hibernate automatically makes
the application scalable?
It's a web based trading application open to the public.
The number of users accessing the application
is still unknown but it's going to be a lot. Ofcourse it's a backend
processing app, we are using postgres database. Spring would be used
in the ui and we are still deciding weather to go
for ibatis or hibernate. It would be deployed on websphere app server.
Does it need to interface with other applications?
At this point No, later may be.
Ksivananth,
So are you saying choosing spring and hibernate automatically makes
the application scalable?
>>So are you saying choosing spring and hibernate automatically makes
the application scalable?
>>
not really, scalability has a huge scope... you need to define the scope first!
the application scalable?
>>
not really, scalability has a huge scope... you need to define the scope first!
ASKER
The idea here is to build a base framework in java
which handles the scalability part. Spring framework
is used today but 2 or 3 years from now some xyz
framework should be able to use my java framework to
handle scalability.
My websphere admin says we can handle
scalability on the server but I am looking for a java solution.
which handles the scalability part. Spring framework
is used today but 2 or 3 years from now some xyz
framework should be able to use my java framework to
handle scalability.
My websphere admin says we can handle
scalability on the server but I am looking for a java solution.
>>which handles the scalability part
there is no framework for scalability as such, as said, it has a large scope... like vertical, horzontal...
there is no framework for scalability as such, as said, it has a large scope... like vertical, horzontal...
ASKER
>>>But I am having some good experiences at the moment with "Spring Integration".
Mccarl, can you explain in little bit more detail on how you are using Spring Integration.
thanks everyone.
Mccarl, can you explain in little bit more detail on how you are using Spring Integration.
thanks everyone.
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