Any Experiences with OODBMS and WLS (also Javlin or VEJB)

Hi guys,
we are evaluating WLS in combination with OODBMS and RDBMS. Has anybody
done this before and want to give us some hints on it. We take a look at
Versant and Object Store versus Oracle 8i. We have to build a high
traffic site with approx. 1000 hits/sec. We intend to modell the
business logic in the EJB Modell. We have to present product-infos, news
etc from a database. There are to pretty new containers out there :
Javlin and VEJB(Versant). Has anybody experience with these products ?
As I learn from this newsgroup there seem to be some performance
problems regarding Entity Beans. I would like to know if this problems
occur with OODBMS or RDBMS or both. Is the Container the bottlenack or
the database ? It seems that from the performance point of view
stateless Session Beans with pooled jdbc-Connections are the best
solution. Is this right. Has anybody put in Java-Instances right in an
OODBMS without involving a container ? What experiences have you made ?
Thanks for your help
regards Oliver

Oliver,
I suggest contacting the ODI or Versant folks. They can provide a wealth of
benchmarks that explain why they're up there in performance with RDBMSes.
Michael Girdley
BEA Product Manager
Oliver Renz <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]..
Hi guys,
we are evaluating WLS in combination with OODBMS and RDBMS. Has anybody
done this before and want to give us some hints on it. We take a look at
Versant and Object Store versus Oracle 8i. We have to build a high
traffic site with approx. 1000 hits/sec. We intend to modell the
business logic in the EJB Modell. We have to present product-infos, news
etc from a database. There are to pretty new containers out there :
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As I learn from this newsgroup there seem to be some performance
problems regarding Entity Beans. I would like to know if this problems
occur with OODBMS or RDBMS or both. Is the Container the bottlenack or
the database ? It seems that from the performance point of view
stateless Session Beans with pooled jdbc-Connections are the best
solution. Is this right. Has anybody put in Java-Instances right in an
OODBMS without involving a container ? What experiences have you made ?
Thanks for your help
regards Oliver

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