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Hi,
Joe Pluta wrote:
You are also not able to fully leverage the growing array of JDBCbased
persistence APIs and other Java components.
More FUD! The Java components I want (the UI stuff) are all available in a JSP/servlet UI. As to persistence APIs, the best ones they have are stuff like Hibernate, which is write-cached, which means if you lose your JVM you lose your updates!
WHY WHY WHY WHY would I want to move my mission critical systems from a native I/O environment with almost zero faults to something that can lose data anytime the JVM hiccups?
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