On Fri, 22 Feb 2008, Joe Pluta wrote:

The options are endless. And I've got demos that show that the basic
architecture flies (at least the J2EE side, and Nathan can attest to the
pure RPG side, although his stuff is proprietary). I'm getting 12 pages
a SECOND on an EGL-based inquiry; it's nearly impossible to match that
in a JDBC environment. But that part of the discussion veers once again
into opinion (which architecture to use).

Joe, can you help me understand the difference between EGL and JDBC? Both are J2EE, correct? I guess I was under the mistaken impression that EGL was simply a rapid development model for doing J2EE apps that use JDBC.

James Rich

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