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My team is developing a new service oriented product with a web front-end. In discussions about what technologies we will use we have settled on running a JBoss application server, and Flex frontend (with possible desktop deployment using Adobe AIR), ...
Started by Justin Standard on
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What are the arguments for or against EJB3 vs Spring? Spring is always innovating treating this as persistence....
We find that it's more streamlined, nicer to code/business layer .
I would definately recommend EJB3 over spring.
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A friend and I are building a fairly complex website based on java. (PHP would have been more obvious but we chose for java because the educational aspect of this project is important to us)
We have already decided to use JSF (with richfaces) for the ...
Started by Hendrik on
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JSF allows and use Spring for your....
EJB3 is split into two layers:
persistance (JPA, old Entity beans) business logic (oldPeople that don't use EJB usually use Spring or another dependency injection framework.
With Spring.
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I have an architecture scenario and I would like to discuss to get your opinion.
I can choose between these two (this is a constraint imposed on me)
Use EJB3+JPA - no Spring/Hibernate POJO + JDBC - again no Spring/Hibernate I have series of web applications...
Started by Shaw on
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So if Spring or Spring equivalent is....
As for the JPA v Hibernate and Spring v EJB3 debates, I'm much moe equivocal, seems to be an area with muchEJB and JPA are just interfaces; you'll still need someone to implement them.
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Hello everyone !
For almost a year know, i developped applications in EJB3/JPA for persistence and business and Seam/JSF for presentation.
I had an idea for a desktop app, but i don't know what to use.
Using an embedded jboss would be the easy thing, ...
Started by Eligriv on
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Or WebLogic, the only thing that comes to my mind is to use Spring/Hibernate without EJB and have an interesting article in DevX about Jetty and Spring
With you java knowledge, you have three choices and have all of the client machines....
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Hi. I would like to get your input on what would be the most fitting view layer for EJB 3.0 [1] Java application for me.
JSF is no good because it is a mess when it comes to web URIs. I would like a view framework which would help with automating html...
Started by Michał Minicki on
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I see nothing....
Spring need not be an "all or none" proposition.
I disagree with this statement.
Spring is great but it feels like an overkill since JPA plus EJB already does the heavy lifting.
My first guess was to go with Spring MVC.
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I wanted to build an application based on Java EE 6, but the security mechanisms of Java EE are not sufficient and a pain to with for my needs. Spring Security seems the best way to secure my application. Now I wonder if Spring Security + EJB is a good...
Started by deamon on
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Spring itself, and the Spring Security module Spring Security for....
In a very real sense, it doesn't matter, it becomes a question of whether you prefer EJB3 or Spring-access technology, or a way to distribute services.
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I have an upcoming project in a class that will allow me to work with either EJBs or Spring, and I was wondering what would be more applicable for "real world" situations.
Started by Thomas Owens on
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EJB3 consistent and low ....
Despite the similarity, EJB3 and Spring are not solving the same problems.
EJB3, which bears an uncanny resemblence to the Spring approach - not that the likes of Sun or JBoss will admit it.
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I am facing the decision to abandon Java EE 5 (JEE) container to use web container instead (with Spring). According to Interface21 Spring Pitchfork allows elements of the JEE programming model to be used in Spring. Thus, I get a subset of JEE annotations...
Started by grigory on
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Eat the shell and the egg - go all the way... .
You can try Spring dm Server with OSGi.
POJOs if you need EJBs but don't want to buy a Java EE app server .
Foregoing EJBs hasn't been a problem.
No experience with Pitchfork, but lots with Spring.
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On Tue, 24 Mar 2009 05:42:12 -0700 (PDT), Kornel <kornel.mail@gmail.com
Hej,
mam drobny problem z aplikacją i trochę się pogubiłem - wiem, że
jeśli aplikacje chodzą w obrębie jednej VM, to wtedy ejb nie musi 'być
zdalny' (konkretnie chodzi o @Remote...
Started by Kornel on
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Co ciekawe, dostaję wyjątek....
Więc nie wiem jak by to mogło 3.0.0.M2).
Spring mógłby mieć coś w
rodzaju podkładki EJB, dzięki czemu miałby dostęp do aplikacji, a Spring zależności może ustalić dopiero po
uruchomieniu...
To jakoś ominąć...
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I am having a EJB 3.0 Session Bean which implements the Local interface, and I have a pure POJO also.
How can I inject a Session Bean into the POJO rather than manual JNDI look up in to POJO through spring(using @Resource and SpringBeanAutowiringInterceptor...
Started by DomMario on
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Quoting Spring EJB and JPA (read it all, it has many examples):
Don't classes: Spring's @Required ....
To inject an EJB3 into a POJO (which is possible since Spring 2.5 ), I think that you should use @EJB instead of @Resource .
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