JEE has improved, and I'm considering it over spring. Everything's annotation based compared to what jee used to be. Just use an annotation for a ejb, a persist

JEE has improved, and I'm considering it over spring. Everything's annotation based compared to what jee used to be. Just use an annotation for a ejb, a persistence context, to get request any object you require via DI like a user service object for handling user profiles. Add a annotation and you've got your self a web service that implements rest etc