Design enterprise applications with the EJB 3.0 Java Persistence API
Article by Borys Burnayev, 6 pages, 30 minutes.
I'll easily admit to never being a fan of EJBs. For me they're just too much work for what they accomplish in the real world. But from what I'd read on EJB3, it seems to have taken a big step forward. But somehow, this article doesn't prove that to me. It seems full of references about tiers, separations of concern and decoupling, without worrying about the domain. From reading this article, EJB3 still doesn't seem like it's my cup of tea. Or coffee for that matter.
read it
I'll easily admit to never being a fan of EJBs. For me they're just too much work for what they accomplish in the real world. But from what I'd read on EJB3, it seems to have taken a big step forward. But somehow, this article doesn't prove that to me. It seems full of references about tiers, separations of concern and decoupling, without worrying about the domain. From reading this article, EJB3 still doesn't seem like it's my cup of tea. Or coffee for that matter.
read it
posted by Frank at
7:39 AM
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home