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Re:Ten predictions (2004) by namdnay on Monday February 18, 2013 @09:32AM (#5238433)
I'm talking about higher level abstractions than concurrency frameworks integrated in Java or .Net . In an enterprise world, if you need to parallelise tasks between multiple consumers, you just add them to a JMS queue/topic and tweak some obscure xml to say who consumes it and how.

In fact, using any thread or concurrency mechanism in JEE code is considered a code smell, you should be handling it with the Spring/JMS/Jboss setup

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Re:Ten predictions (2004) by Nursie on Monday February 18, 2013 @11:32AM (#5239020)
Never done any JEE, or 'Enterprisey' coding in my life, so I wouldn't recognise code smell if it was waved under my nose :)

I've had the sort of career that involved highly-optimised in-memory databases, high-volume, low-latency payment processing and stuff like that. So I'm used to dealing with this stuff direct.

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