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"the simplicity of component models, such as EJB" Sure the author must have been joking :-) That aside, good points in this article. CORBA is emblematic of a
by 2sk21 11y ago
"the simplicity of component models, such as EJB" Sure the author must have been joking :-)
That aside, good points in this article. CORBA is emblematic of a time when elaborate architectures were created without any thought of actual implementation. At IBM in the early 1990s, we had an entire group of 40 people working on the architecture for a broadband network infrastructure who had never written a line of code.
- AnimalMuppet 11y ago> "the simplicity of component models, such as EJB" Sure the author must have been joking :-) Perhaps not entirely. If that's the kind of problem you have, there may not be any possible solution that is much simpler than EJB. There's a reason all these architectures wind up being horrible. The problem is horrible, and there's no simple, clean solution for it.
- kaonashi 11y agoI bet their UML diagrams were magnificent, though.