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Tag Archives: EJB3
Hibernate is the most popular Persistence API
A recent poll on java.net is currently showing that out of 1488 votes, Hibernate is the most common persistence API with 30.2% of the votes, whereas JDBC only has 11.3% of the votes. Its interesting and encouraging to see the number of … Continue reading
Using Spring for J2EE apps
There’s an interesting thread going on over at The Server Side based upon a comment made by Ugo Cei – “I seriously wonder why anyone would want to develop anything substantial in Java nowadays without using Spring.” Having done J2EE applications using … Continue reading
First Steps in EJB3
I’ve just taken my first steps in EJB3 and started writing some small sample applications so that I can get up to speed on it. I’ve been doing J2EE for some time now so I thought I’d have a look … Continue reading