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Tracking change and innovation in the enterprise software development community
Posted by Charles Humble on Mar 18, 2008 04:18 PM
The EJB 3.1 expert group has made an early draft of the specification available via the JCP. The new version of EJB, targeted for released as part of the Java EE 6 specification at the end of 2008, aims to both build on the simplification work that was started for EJB 3 and to add new features that have been requested by the Java enterprise community. Significant changes include:
Spec lead Ken Saks has begun a blog and is providing further information on the items that the expert group are working on including support for common EJB component mapping:
"One common source of frustration for developers is the non-portability of the mapping information (e.g. global JNDI names) used to resolve and lookup EJB references. We'll investigate ways to standardize this information so that applications can be deployed without the need for vendor-specific EJB component mapping"
The expert group are still early in the process of defining EJB 3.1 so the feature list is subject to change. It is also an excellent opportunity to get involved in shaping the next version of the spec by offering feedback to the expert group via the comments alias.
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Nice... and at least 5 years too late! I'm much happier using Spring/Hibernate and Quartz for scheduling. Tastes great... less filling. :) Dave Rooney Mayford Technologies
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