> J2EE has its problems, but it also gives you a lot of functionality I did have that in the back of my head when I wrote the comment. And speaking of, I'm als

> J2EE has its problems, but it also gives you a lot of functionality I did have that in the back of my head when I wrote the comment. And speaking of, I'm also aware that OOP was very popular, and I don't feel completely comfortable when I criticize successful stuff - it must have worked for a reason. But still, that's as far as my brain can take me by itself: OOP should be used sparingly and EJB should not exist. (For the record I code mostly in Java, though as lisp-like as I can)