[ajug-members] Opinions on a project re-write - To EJB3 or Not

[Rick]

On Sun, May 25, 2008 at 5:05 PM, Thomas, Dave <dthomas at tandbergtv.com> wrote:

>  The difference there (in my limited experience) is that Spring is more feature rich and powerful, the EJB spec is simpler albeit less well-documented.

Is there something I'll particularly miss going with EJB3 instead of
Spring? From what I can gather EJB3 does happen to be more simple than
using Spring (which is sort of ironic since pre-EJB3 of course it was
the other way around.) Several people have mentioned how Spring is so
'feature rich' but, at least at the moment, I can't think of anything
that I'll be missing using the standard EJB3 stack instead of Spring?

-- 
Rick