Some of our Java based applications are hosted on Tomcat (Servlet container), since there is no need for an EJB container in those applications. Will Skyway support it?
Skyway Applications are deployed as true J2EE applications, which means they will have a web, business, and data access layer. Since you develop your application at an abstract level through visual models, you get this n-tier application for free. Even in cases where you feel that there really isn’t a need for the business layer (i.e., only need the web and data access), there is benefit from using the container managed persistence (e.g., connection pooling) – but teams typically want to avoid the coding/maintenance/operational aspect of EJB when they only see the need for web/data access – but you get this for free when using the modeling environment in Skyway. How difficult is it to reuse existing code and convert them to services? We would like to reuse a lot of our existing code and convert the appropriate pieces to services–is this possible with Skyway Visual Perspectives? The Skyway Visual Perspectives provides a robust “discover & use” mechanism which includes the ability to di
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