At 12:58 AM 01/07/05, you wrote:
>Frans Verhoef wrote:
>
>> So if I understand it right what you're saying means that one "presentation" servlet queries "business" servlet for a file. This "business" servlet returns a file to the "presentation" servlet, which in turn send it to the user.
>>
>> Is this right?
>
>Yes. But one thing I forgot to mention was that all our business servlet
>are EJB's. So they can't be forwarded to (at least the request isn't
>passed).

Then you need to define an interface between the presentation code and the business code that supports the block-at-a-time algorithm outlined.


>The architecture seems to make sense on paper but ...

If it has fundamental performance problems, then it's broken.

Thanks,
TW

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