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Yea i know about the new EJB annotations which makes it more easier to code POJO based Ejb and get rid of messy xmls . However i still think the current implementation is still lacking in a lot of features which comes out of the box in Spring

for example

- There is no ability to manage finer-granined objects that might not want to put in the JNDI. from what i have seen so far EJB is still tightly coupled wit the JNDI namespace.

- To be able to use the EJB annotations u require java 1.5 and this is not backward compatable wit other java versions therefore existing classs can not be easily reused

- The is no way you can handle singletons(Shared instances) and prototypes(seperate instance per user) objects as can be done in Spring.

- Support is limited only to primitive types. there is no support for complex types like Maps and Lists


I still think to use EJB effectly u will still need to use it within Spring but i guess more changes would still be made to the future versions of the spec

loftylegs

Dont lose hope you hear .Cant u see that she was laughing in her post. She was just teaseing u.

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cheaper

who even gave them that name GUNNERS. They should be called LOSERS

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loftlogs

dont mind her she wan do but she dey front

salamanda

Raymand:
Don't pick up the bill, just find a way to outsmart the resturant management ( the cockroach in the food technique works the best) Gosh i miss my old girlfirend. . .

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it matters

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jade

me too

ph babe

. that was funny. the person at d other end of d phone must have thorughly enjoyed d season.

fucker

well