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Spring framework in jee layers

 
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Hello.

I m trying to map the spring framework into jee layers, but im not sure. (Cause i m newbie in spring ). I got this:

Layers Spring

Web Spring Web MVC

Business Spring Core (bean,context,el)

Integration Spring Jdbc, Spring ORM

Is it ok???

Another question: i can use just spring jdbc or spring orm with ibatis , maybe both but never spring jdbc and spring orm together, correct???

Thanks
 
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Any comments? come one.

Thanks.
 
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Maybe you can explain the term "map"

I am confused at what you are asking. and what are JEE layers. Do you mean you want you EJBs to get Spring beans?

For iBatis, there are classes specific to help you with iBatis. In Orm and iBatis no matter what is using JDBC underneath. You can use any combination of Data Access that you need.

Mark
 
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