> A plain JEE container is more than enough for like 99% of use cases. Odd, I would say that a JEE container is too much for like 99% of use cases :). (Point

> A plain JEE container is more than enough for like 99% of use cases. Odd, I would say that a JEE container is too much for like 99% of use cases :). (Point being that most of the time these days all I seem to need is an embeddable HTTP server and a main() function. Yet I see people insisting on incredibly complex JEE container deployments rather than just a simple "java myserver.jar".)