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EJB vs Spring

 
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Would you like to compare in which areas Spring triumph over EJB? You can get a pointer here to start discussion about it.

http://jpgroup.blog-city.com/read/888490.htm

I find the following points in favor of Spring.

1. EJB's development complexity. Its easy to mess up things with EJB, if not designed and implemented in a very correct way.
2. Spring's superior architectural design.
3. Support for integration with existing popular frameworks and scopes for extensions.

EJB's one advatange that Spring misses is that EJB is a standard.

I would like to know your views.
 
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