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Spring was probably born as a reaction to EJB. And if you've ever written tests for EJBs you're grateful to Spring for providing an alternative.
by tieTYT 13y ago
Spring was probably born as a reaction to EJB. And if you've ever written tests for EJBs you're grateful to Spring for providing an alternative.
- ExpiredLink 13y agoI've written UnitTests for EJBs today. No Spring bloatware needed.
- tieTYT 13y agoWell what version of JEE are you using? Compare that to writing unit tests for the version of JEE that existed when Spring was created. A lot of what makes EJBs easier to test today is because of influence by dependency injection frameworks (like Spring) from yesterday.