What are the main differences between 9 iAS and Oracle 8.1.7 ?
My question is focus on JServ/JVM/EJB Deployment.
1. They both provide Appach JServ to support JSP/Servlet application
2. They both provide JVM 8i to support EJB 1.1.
3. You can deploy JSP/Servlet application to JVM via mod_ose.
4. On the White paper about 9 iAS, it says you can deploy applications into JDK JVM or Oracle 8i JVM, does that also apply to EJB? If so, how can you do it (with JDev 3.2 not some other command line tool?), it that one of the different between two products?
5. Since 8.1.7, application server and database server were built into a package, why on 9i to separate them into two (or three) parts again? - what is the benefit for customers?
Thanks
Chang
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My question is focus on JServ/JVM/EJB Deployment.
1. They both provide Appach JServ to support JSP/Servlet application
2. They both provide JVM 8i to support EJB 1.1.
3. You can deploy JSP/Servlet application to JVM via mod_ose.
Aside from the above, I think 9i IAS also contain other products such as Form server, Portal software, Icache and many extras.
4. On the White paper about 9 iAS, it says you can deploy applications into JDK JVM or Oracle 8i JVM, does that also apply to EJB? If so, how can you do it (with JDev 3.2 not some other command line tool?), it that one of the different between two products?
With JDev 3.2, one can program and deploy applications to 9i IAS.
5. Since 8.1.7, application server and database server were built into a package, why on 9i to separate them into two (or three) parts again? - what is the benefit for customers?
Thanks
Chang
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