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Spring or Java EE 6 or another option ?
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Lexington Smith
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I read an article which encourages users to migrate their Spring apps to Java EE 6, claiming that
EE 6 is better than the Spring framework. Are these claims correct in any way ? Are there any better solutions than Spring out there ?
I am thinking of learning spring and I dont want to see that its adoption will reduce to zero by the time I become good at it.
Please advise.
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Jeanne Boyarsky
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Spring isn't going away. Oracle has stated that they plan to follow Spring's lead. Which means Spring will be ahead for the foreseeable future. JEE 6 is at least a viable option now. But Spring isn't going anywhere.
You'll use a lot of the same concepts in JEE 6 as Spring which helps you work on either.
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arulk pillai
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Also, so many existing projects are using Spring, hence worth learning.
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