Juan Rolando Prieur-Reza, M.S., LSSBB, SCEA, SCBCD, SCWCD, SCJP/1.6, IBM OOAD, SCSA
Originally posted by Paul Sturrock:
... EJB doesn't provide most of the things you list, something that implements the JEE standard does. ...
Juan Rolando Prieur-Reza, M.S., LSSBB, SCEA, SCBCD, SCWCD, SCJP/1.6, IBM OOAD, SCSA
Juan Rolando Prieur-Reza, M.S., LSSBB, SCEA, SCBCD, SCWCD, SCJP/1.6, IBM OOAD, SCSA
The project in question faces having to train (maybe hire) staff to start using java (yikes!), administrating, and the rest. As such, they wouldn't want to encourage people to mix frameworks if it could be avoided by using just one.
If they go EJB3/JEE5, is there any compelling reason to start off with Hibernate?
Originally posted by Mark Spritzler (excerpted):
I'd say the compelling reason being the number of people that use Hibernate, so it would be easier to find people, ... that can read and understand your code. ... you can hire someone that only knows the JPA specification, and they can read and maintain your code.
Juan Rolando Prieur-Reza, M.S., LSSBB, SCEA, SCBCD, SCWCD, SCJP/1.6, IBM OOAD, SCSA
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