Using Spring Pitchfork to have Java EE compliant code that runs in non-Java EE container -


I'm faced with the decision to use the Java EE5 container instead (with Spring) the web container . According to Interface 21 Spring Pitchfork, elements of the Java e-programming model can be used in spring. In this way, I get a subset of Java EE annotations inside the spring container, since I like to maintain compatibility with Java E, it looks an attractive option for me, what is your experience with Pitchfork and what you did using it ?

There is no experience with Pitchfork, but many foregoing EJBs are not a problem with spring. POJOs are more than enough.

To consider two other options:

If you need EJB then you can use Open EJB with Tomk, want to be with Tomke, and not Want to buy or switch to open source java ee ap server.

You can try Spring DM server with OSGI. Eat Shell and Egg - go all the way.


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