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04.05.2007 at 02:31PM PDT, ID: 22495402
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use JB3 or Spring for a 3 tier application ?

Asked by kevorkgt in J2EE Frameworks, J2EE, Enterprise Java Beans (EJB)

Tags: spring, 3

I’m new to EJB3 and Spring technologies.  I have been reading about their difference and it seems that EJB3 solve the problems from its predecessors.  Spring solve many of problems from EJB1 and EJB2 as well.  

I’m going to develop a 3-tier application, I will have server and different clients (phones, pda, standalones, browsers, etc) are going to connect to it to retrieve data and process business logic.  Which technology should I use and what are the pros and cons of using one over the other?
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