Commands accept an HTTP request and process it, then pass the resulting HTTP document back to the user interface. Commerce by overriding the existing function. However, DCOM is supported outbound-only from the server to COM objects, not from clients inbound to the Net. Unlike Site Server, Net. The server model within Net.
Commerce is fast and scalable, but somewhat oddly configured.
This architecture is fairly robust, but since the number of servers can't be dynamically modified, theoretically it might be susceptible to overload if a sudden traffic spike occurs. In the next major release, IBM plans to integrate Net. Commerce with its WebSphere application server product, which features a more robust and scalable server model. Based on the answers, Sales Assistant reports how many products match the criteria, and lets users get down to whatever level of specificity they choose. By the time you read this column, many of the questions racing through my mind probably will have been answered, but I'm guessing the answers will not be satisfactory.