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EJB3.0 & usage of j2ee patterns

 
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Hi All

I hope this question makes sense to all of you. From last week onwards I have been reading a lot of preliminary docs on EJB3.0 & enhnacements introduced in EJB with release3.

On the face of it seems , SUN really has managed to make EJB more approchable & intutive to the developer community. It has really sharpened the rough edges prevailing in EJB2 & also seems to be a good strategy to counter Dotnet.

My question is we had a lot of J2EE design patterns like (Value Objects, Service Locator etc) which were more a workaround to overcome the shortcomings of EJB2.
Do these patterns now become redundant with the advent of EJB3.

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Moving this thread over to the EJB and Other J2EE technologies. Please continue this discussion there. Thank you
 
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Value objects - Yes it will become redundant. I am not sure about ServiceLocator since it it not clear to me how the client lookup code will look like.
 
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