How to scale in Java

Question

I have another 100 channels of video streams for processing all at once. I need to capture videos, create thumbnails and serve them as a web service. To generate thumbnails, I can use JMF, etc. (I noticed that there is another article that talks about how to create and access: better thumbnails from larger image files ). But my concern: how to scale? Java EE EJB or just Java SE Threads? What are the pros and cons? How to scale horizontally using EJB?

I am not familiar with the problem of scalability, and I really appreciate your good suggestions.

Thanks.

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