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From: Michael E. M. <mm...@re...> - 2005-11-03 22:36:32
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ditto. i'm using AbstractStatelessSessionBean to integrate my application into an EJB service. i did this to show my collegues that Spring can integrate with EJB seemlessly, and you end up with a system that is not tightly coupled to EJB. i had no intention of using EJB in the first place.. but our prototyping with various J2EE stacks gave a lot of comfort to those who are indoctrinated with weblogic, webspehere, etc. Patrick Peralta wrote: > 1. I am trying to find senarios where EJB is a better option > than Spring but so far I haven't found any in the book. > Just started reading BTW. > > > I don't think that Spring and EJB are mutually exclusive. If you have > a problem that requires an EJB solution, there isn't any reason why > you could not use Spring to help write those EJBs. > > |