Re: [Embedlets-dev] Interested in sharing a J2EE perspective

[James T. <Jam...@Su...>]

I do not work directly on this application but my colleagues do. I
have asked them to join in on the discussion ... that said, they are
*really* busy these days.

Please realize that Sun sells a broad spectrum of h/w products so
to pigeon hole reference architectures, products and the like as
motivated primarily to sell high end h/w alone is missing the boat,
pretty much entirely. That and the bulk of the s/w offerings run
on a myriad of h/w and o/s platforms, the deployment choices are
quite broad.

Lastly, some apps are mission and/or life critical and as such the
respective architect should do due diligence is scoping out solutions
and the like and the thusly I assert the drive to "beige box"
everything is, again, likely missing the "bigger picture" boat.

hth,

- james

Gregg G. Wonderly wrote:
> Topic tags:[ARCH][JAPL][WIRING][DOCS][MGMT][STRATEGY][NEWBIE]
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>>Topic tags:[ARCH][JAPL][WIRING][DOCS][MGMT][STRATEGY][NEWBIE]
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>>>My take on this is that this is more a pitch to push high end
>>>hardware. Even if a truck full of tags were to move past a reader, the
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>>This is more real then pitch I can assure you.
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> James, what kind of transaction rates are working and what rates are just not 
> possible?
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