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Posted to user@struts.apache.org by vikrant S <sh...@gmail.com> on 2009/11/26 07:08:58 UTC
Struts2 + EJB 3.0 + Hibernate
Is It a good idea to build a project using the combination Struts2 + EJB 3.0
+ Hibernate using MVC architecture. Guys please share ur opinion
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Re: Re: Struts2 + EJB 3.0 + Hibernate
Posted by emil thushanga <th...@gmail.com>.
Ya thats true, but its not clean such as the way used in spring, or JSF
managed beans. lookup service is a another dependency for your project.
Emil
On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 1:24 PM, <jh...@statistik-hessen.de> wrote:
> Why is it a challenge accessing EJB in Struts2? All you need to do is to
> lookup your local or remote EJB interface, which is in fact 1 line of
> code.
> Joachim
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> Struts2 is good for your presentation layer. It is the MVC front
> controller.
> Accessing EJB is a kind of a challenge inside Struts2 rather than spring.
> Struts2 + spring + hibernate will be a good combination if it is suitable
> for your problem domain.
>
> Emil
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> On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 12:08 PM, vikrant S
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> > Is It a good idea to build a project using the combination Struts2 + EJB
> > 3.0
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Antwort: Re: Struts2 + EJB 3.0 + Hibernate
Posted by jh...@statistik-hessen.de.
Why is it a challenge accessing EJB in Struts2? All you need to do is to
lookup your local or remote EJB interface, which is in fact 1 line of
code.
Joachim
Struts2 is good for your presentation layer. It is the MVC front
controller.
Accessing EJB is a kind of a challenge inside Struts2 rather than spring.
Struts2 + spring + hibernate will be a good combination if it is suitable
for your problem domain.
Emil
On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 12:08 PM, vikrant S
<sh...@gmail.com>wrote:
>
> Is It a good idea to build a project using the combination Struts2 + EJB
> 3.0
> + Hibernate using MVC architecture. Guys please share ur opinion
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Re: Struts2 + EJB 3.0 + Hibernate
Posted by emil thushanga <th...@gmail.com>.
Struts2 is good for your presentation layer. It is the MVC front controller.
Accessing EJB is a kind of a challenge inside Struts2 rather than spring.
Struts2 + spring + hibernate will be a good combination if it is suitable
for your problem domain.
Emil
On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 12:08 PM, vikrant S <sh...@gmail.com>wrote:
>
> Is It a good idea to build a project using the combination Struts2 + EJB
> 3.0
> + Hibernate using MVC architecture. Guys please share ur opinion
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