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Java revisionism and the failed J2EE project Posted: Mar 5, 2007 9:03 PM
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I'm not going argue for J2EE or Struts. You couldn't pay me enough to want to work with either of them. I've been spoiled by the simplicity of EJB3, and I'd never willing go back to an action-oriented web framework after using component-based frameworks like JSF and WebObjects. If you add Facelets to the mix, I've almost abandoned every piece of technology I used daily just 3 or 4 years back.

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