Spring vs. Java EE

Re:Spring vs. Java EE by sz4kerto on Sunday April 09, 2017 @01:59PM (#14073496)

Distributed transactions, queues, clustering, ORM, messaging, batch processing, web services, etc. All built-in, mostly working well and documented.

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Re:Spring vs. Java EE by jamesblonde on Sunday April 09, 2017 @02:11PM (#14073555)

And TLS/SSL, authentication using either LDAP, client-side SSL certs. Custom filters for REST endpoints (Aspect/J-like). We build our angularJS frontend against a Java EE backend. Works really well - we use ssh scripts to copy javascript/html changes to the app server instead of redeploying, means its 2 seconds between html/js changes and viewing it on the app (like it should be). Can be done.

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Re:Spring vs. Java EE by jacques_chester on Sunday April 09, 2017 @02:32PM (#14073650)

All supported by Spring as well, sometimes interchangeably with, or adapting to, Java EE alternatives.

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