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I never used a flow blown Java EE web application server, but the various APIs I used like JDBC, JAX-RS, and JPA were generally well thought out and pleasant en

by smadge 7y ago

I never used a flow blown Java EE web application server, but the various APIs I used like JDBC, JAX-RS, and JPA were generally well thought out and pleasant enough to work with. It would be a shame if these interfaces/specifications became proprietary.

based2 7y ago
These specs are reuse in MicroProfile: https://wiki.eclipse.org/MicroProfile/Implementation https://wiki.eclipse.org/MicroProfile/Implementation
mbell 7y ago
Without knowing it you have cherry picked possibly the only good parts of Java EE. The rest that constitute a 'full blown' Java EE stack are horrific disasters (JSF, EJB, etc).
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- floriol 7y ago
  Would you mind showing any platform's solution to the problems that java EE solves? I have yet to see any competitor technology solve transaction management as elegantly as EJB's does.