A good place to start with EJB 3.0 2006-02-21 - By Yagiz Erkan
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> better. 3.0 finally got rid of entity beans, which never should have
> been there in the first place, and what do you need up with? A monster
> struts/jsf framework that can do transactions. Overkill, overkill,
> overkill. EJB should be left alone to die.
Even though I believe that EJB 3.0 is still not light enough, jumping
to the conclusions that fast and that sharply isn't good either. Let
him read about it and make his proper decisions :-). We've suffered
enough from others telling us what's good and what's evil. I used EJBs
in the past and I haven't used them for a while. Currently I'm happy
with my heavy-appserverless applications. However I keep an eye on
what's going on with Java EE 5.0 (among other things).
Regards,
- Yagiz Erkan -
http://blog.decaresystems.ie
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