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I am not sure people are responding to your question because it is not clear. Would you consider a servlet application server and an app that uses it JavaEE eve
by arisAlexis 11y ago
I am not sure people are responding to your question because it is not clear. Would you consider a servlet application server and an app that uses it JavaEE even though it is not technically that? Google app engine uses it extensively , Spring framework is built on it.Dropwizard is very popular for building REST servers and Jersey too (and it is part of JavaEE 7) but these can also be used with a JavaSE stack and a fast servlet server.
- Raed667 11y agoI guess the definition of JavaEE itself is ambiguous then. What was introduced to us in school was Wildfly, EJBs (Session Beans), JSF, Hibernate... That kind of stuff.
- arisAlexis 11y agoFor example you can use Hibernate with projects that are not JavaEE and it's certainly not wasted time , almost all Java job descriptions ask for Hibernate knowledge.