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The problem with JEE is when you leave Java Transactions - i.e., interact with some external system as part of a transaction. Then there is no way around writin
by jamesblonde 10y ago
The problem with JEE is when you leave Java Transactions - i.e., interact with some external system as part of a transaction. Then there is no way around writing the transaction compensation/recovery/reconciliation logic to handle partial failures.
On the other point, I agree that JEE is unfairly maligned. We build a modern AngularJS/Material frontend on a JavaEE 7 backend and get all the benefits of a scalable, secure enterprise platform from Java EE.