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Re: Servlet vs Session Bean

Scott Eversole

2003-07-17

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Wouldn't "more practical" depend on the type of client "application" represents?

If you are talking about a browser client then the servlet approach is more practical (and pretty standard). If you are talking about a fat client (swing UI?) then connecting directly to a session bean might be more practical assuming the client can connect directly to the bean (firewall issues?).

Scott

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