Javalobby - Comments for "Enterprise Web Application
Architecture 2.0 and Kittens" Comments for "Enterprise Web
Application Architecture 2.0 and Kittens" en I really like what
you're <!--paging_filter-->I really like what you're trying to
do here. But I think the "enterprise" places some constraints on
you that you aren't acknowledging. I'd like to hear your
thoughts on a few of them. Perhaps another stab at this, but
considering some of these issues, would be a good follow-up
article. - Enterprises like their relational databases.
Convincing folks to abandon sql and go with json and http is
like asking them to dump, oh i dunno... excel spreadsheets and
go with full fledged databases when they need them. It's not a
question of wrong or right, so much as it is an issue of
institutional familiarity. - You have to have, minimum, three
layers. Nowadays enterprises do not put their databases in
public-facing networks, they put them in DMZs, and they only
allow specific other computers to access them. These other c