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By bloid
via pragmaticjava.blogspot.com
Published: Aug 14 2008 / 04:03

Why do J2EE applications need Spring? The core of Spring explained...
Most Java/J2EE application code tend to become monolithic (read a single large code base) over time - i.e. the application code slowly diminishes to maintain its modularized form with the result that the dependency relation graph between the classes/objects gets really ugly with no standard form.
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dmitryx replied ago:

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doesnt explain anything about a core. author's main point is "they did external configs! awesome!"
very poor

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