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To be honest, as a Java veteran, there is very little XML any more apart from a bit of Tomcat config usually. It's all gone in favor of annotations which are mu
by kryten 13y ago
To be honest, as a Java veteran, there is very little XML any more apart from a bit of Tomcat config usually. It's all gone in favor of annotations which are much better.
It ain't J2EE 1.4 days any more (thank fuck).
The only thing I've done involving XML recently was setting tomcat 7 to serve a war file from the root site and that took about 2 minutes to work out.
- spullara 13y agoI haven't used an XML config file in literally years. Either use embedded Jetty directly or use a nice thin wrapper like DropWizard.