Oracle and the fall of Java EE

Re:Oracle and the fall of Java EE by specialist on Friday July 08, 2016 @09:55AM (#12055465)

Java EE is just a collection of libraries. JMS, JNDI, etc.

Said mostly in humor (from long suffering):

The distinction between J2EE and Spring is pretty simple. EJB is a data persistence obfuscation library, whereas Spring's DI/IoC "framework" is an exception (stack trace) obfuscation library.

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Re:Oracle and the fall of Java EE by mohaine on Friday July 08, 2016 @01:12PM (#12057062)

The distinction isn't very clear. As you say J2ee is just a collection of libraries, of which Spring web services happen to use a subset of.Servlets/JAX-RS off the top of my head.

Of course Spring doesn't leverage ALL of J2ee but I wouldn't except anything to use all J2ee. There is a lot there.

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Re:Oracle and the fall of Java EE by geodel on Friday July 08, 2016 @12:19PM (#12056638)

Thank you. Maybe you don't know but you have given very apt description of Java land frameworks.

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