Re: EJB 3.0 simplifies enterprise bean types
On 10/08/2010 04:50 PM, Arne Vajh??j wrote:
On 08-10-2010 00:32, gk wrote:
"EJB 3.0 simplifies enterprise bean types"
what is the *possible* meaning to this wording ? There is not much
relevant context I can give here.
Does that mean it does not have remote and home interface ? or there
is some more meaning attached to this ?
That is what it means, from a programmer's perspective. It also means that
there's a lot less boilerplate code in your EJBs.
It doesn't mean that EJBs are now automatically the right thing to use in any
particular application.
It is a very imprecise statement, but I am guessing that they mean:
* annotations instead of XML
* simpler model for interfaces and implementation class
In my opinion the "simplification" is 80% hype and 20% reality,
but ...
The simplification is plenty real, just limited in scope. The coding model is
much simpler, and eliminates the crazy disconnection between EJBs and the
interfaces they implement. Deployment is not simplified.
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