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I'll bet a lot of startups are using parts of it. Servlets and JPA are both part of Java EE, and I've worked at a startup that used at least those parts of the

by rpeden 13y ago

I'll bet a lot of startups are using parts of it. Servlets and JPA are both part of Java EE, and I've worked at a startup that used at least those parts of the EE stack. Any startup that uses Grails is using Java EE, albeit indirectly.

wil421 13y ago
>Is it just those of us who are toiling away in the code mines of megacorps? Code miner here, can confirm we operate Java EE servers but I have never known anyone to use Glassfish, its always that bundled server I download yet never use. We use mostly weblogic and tomcat, there may be a few JBoss app servers somewhere too.
stonemetal 13y ago
Clojure's Immutant is built on top of JBoss so you are indirectly using Java EE there too.
- twic 13y ago
  And there's TorqueBox for Ruby on or off Rails: http://torquebox.org/ http://torquebox.org/
  - Edmond 13y ago
    speaking of ruby-off-rails, you may be interested in crudzilla.com, a web app platform for the jvm.