Straight to Business Tier: Do I Need the Web Tier?

I don't fully understand the Java Enterprise architecture and technologies. But I know I don't want to mess around with JSP, JSF, and Servlets. I want to use HTML and Javascript to design my web pages and use EJBs to handle business logic. I don't want to learn a new API just to design web pages.

Can I access EJBs from HTML and Javascript using XML-based messages or something else besides JSP?

[412 byte] By [shakezulaa] at [2007-11-26 17:49:10]

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I think It is possible but you have to use opensource for AJAX such as DOJO toolkit, DRW (Direct Web Remoting), ... In client side, you have to make some AJAX call to invoke remote methods that are exposed by EJBs (Server side). You also can use Google Web Toolkit. It is a good AJAX framework for Java developer that only know Java, CSS and a bit HTML and JavaScript.

lochdsmilea at 2007-7-9 5:01:38 >

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