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By mitchp
via adam-bien.com
Published: Mar 19 2010 / 22:55

Java EE 6 Is Nice, But It Is Too Late....
"Java EE 6 Is Nice, But It Is Too Late...." I see this statement more and more often. Its similar category to "EJB 3 are too heavy" :-).
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cbang replied ago:

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One is tempted to say, "Like most things coming out of Sun".

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abien replied ago:

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Except: Sun plays rather a moderator role in the JCP and Java EE 6 in particular... Sun was always open for suggestions improvements - at least in EJB 3.1 / JPA 2 specs.

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MCII replied ago:

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Mr. Bien again! IMO, EE has now a better chance than ever because all the Java hypes and gurus (and even some companies like Spring) are gone. People nowadays evaluate Java technology according to cost/benefit criteria, not buzz-word compatibility. That makes EE a winner on the server-side.

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abien replied ago:

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MCII - I cannot believe that - but is your comment ...positive? :-)

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webmascon replied ago:

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too late for what?

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