Technology choice?

["Sullivan, David" <da...@itsa.gov.au>]

Hi,

Does anyone know if I will run into problems (the really hard to solve
kind) using the struts2 framework with EJB3 and the updated servlet2.5
and JSP2.1 jars with java 1.5

I am assuming that I wont. However many of the examples I have seen
using the interceptor framework use Springs IoC container and I probably
wont be using that given the EJB3 specification (Glassfish and Toplink)

If anyone thinks there could be serious problems with these choices of
tech - any help / info would be appreciated?

David.

Re: Technology choice?

[Christopher Schultz <ch...@christopherschultz.net>]

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David,

Sullivan, David wrote:
> I am assuming that I wont. However many of the examples I have seen
> using the interceptor framework use Springs IoC container and I probably
> wont be using that given the EJB3 specification (Glassfish and Toplink)

There's no reason you can't use Spring and EJB together, either.

I think the reason that most people on this list don't talk about EJB is
because (in my experience) not many people actually use it. They use
simpler mechanisms for server cooperation, resource allocation, data
persistence and event notification.

HTH,
- -chris
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