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Spring is built on the good parts of JEE; servlet api, jdbc, etc.. so it's not immune to churn in this area.
by le-mark 7y ago
Spring is built on the good parts of JEE; servlet api, jdbc, etc.. so it's not immune to churn in this area.
- jacques_chester 7y agoA lot of the good parts of the JEE were inspired by Spring, which can go ahead with ideas without needing to go through the JCP. There's a cyclical relationship between them. Disclosure: I work for Pivotal, we sponsor Spring.
- tootie 7y agoIn the early 2000s I did a lot of work with ATG Dynamo which was a proprietary Java app server. It was light years ahead of the top competitors (WebLogic or WebSphere back then). It had dependency injection, clear separation of logic and UI, a handy runtime inspector GUI that let you inspect the state of all your container-managed objects including user sessions i an real-time and modify them. The original J2EE borrowed heavily from it and ruined it.