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Spring and Legacy connectivity

 
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Is Spring has some JCA capabilities, or do I need to rely on a J2EE application server for that ??
 
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JCA support is coming along, slowly but still. Then again, if you really need to use a JCA connector, you're anyway deploying on a full J2EE server that supports JCA so you can use a facade EJB that uses the JCA connector, for example, or just configure a JNDI-based bean that "just happens" to point to the JCA connector.
 
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Exactly as Lasse pointed out - JCA support is coming. If you are not using JCA for legacy connectivity then the can still use Spring to wire together your application but you will need to interact with your legacy application manually.

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