SCJP 1.4, SCMAD 1.0<br />SCWCD, SCBCD (in progress)
Originally posted by Ransika deSilva:
What I don't understand is, Struts2 is developed as a web framework for the Java EE platform and why it doesn't directly support EJB3 integration.
SCJP 1.4, SCMAD 1.0<br />SCWCD, SCBCD (in progress)
SCJP 1.4, SCMAD 1.0<br />SCWCD, SCBCD (in progress)
...but still don't you think there has to be a way to integrate EJB3 directly to the Actions, with out Spring support?
Originally posted by James Clark:
In regards to a Model application, you cannot use Struts to build it.
Enterprise JavaBeans exist for building Model applications.
Originally posted by Ransika deSilva:
what's your idea about using EJB3 with Struts2 for a very large project, some what in the scale of Facebook.
Facebook is the second most-trafficked PHP site in the world, and one of the largest MySQL installations anywhere, running thousands of databases.
You make it sound like you can't use EJB's in a Struts application.
Originally posted by James Clark:
To call something a "Struts" application in not really correct.
Originally posted by James Clark:
The point I try to make is that they are different technologies that are used to build one application but they are not inherently coupled with a specific integration.
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