Tag: Spring
Seam versus Spring Web Flow part 2
This is the second of a four part series comparing Seam and Spring Web Flow (SWF),and looks at the Spring implementation of the sample application that we discussed in part 1. In a day or so I will have the piece that looks at writing the application using Seam. (Updated 1/19/2009 : Changed links to […]
Continue Reading...Seam versus Spring Web Flow part 1
This is the first of a four part series comparing Seam and Spring Web Flow (SWF) from different aspects, primarily with respect to building web based CRUD applications. It includes writing a simple but fairly complete application using both frameworks and then comparing the differences between the Seam and the SWF implementation. This first part […]
Continue Reading...Java Standards Redux – Spring Licensing Fallout
In this post I talked about how the Java standards are important to ensuring java has a long and fruitful life. This post references Spring as an example but was written before the fallout from the Spring licensing issues. This fallout tends to back up the argument that standards are important, although since there were […]
Continue Reading...Is Spring between the devil and the EJB?
Reading this post on Javalobby prompted me to go and dust off a post I wrote a while ago but hadn?t published regarding Spring and the revitalized EJB standard. At the time I was fired up by this post by Rod Johnson which seemed to be a large helping of FUD and insults. Nonsense such […]
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