I wonder why you use both iBatis and Spring. Is it not Spring itself can do
the job.
krish
On Nov 20, 2007 3:13 PM, P.B. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I am going to write an application using the following frameworks:
iBatis + Spring + Spring MVC and Webflow. The application is going to
: iBatis + Spring + Spring MVC and
Webflow on Tomcat vs. JBoss I wonder why you use both iBatis and Spring. Is
it not Spring itself can do the job. krish On Nov 20, 2007 3:13 PM, P.B.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hello, I am going to write an application
using the following frameworks: iBatis
And what aspects of an application would require using a full app server?
Thanks,
P.B.
Mark Thomas-15 wrote:
P.B. wrote:
Hello,
I am going to write an application using the following frameworks:
iBatis + Spring + Spring MVC and Webflow. The application is going to
talk
to external web
Hello,
and what components in an app would make JBoss or another app server a must?
Kind regards,
Agata Dras
Mark Thomas-15 wrote:
Well, unlike Websphere, JBoss or Tomcat don't offer you the feature that
lets you part with a large pile of cash ;)
Seriously - you'll need to spend
Hi,
Spring does not deal with O-R mapping.
Thanks,
P.B.
I wonder why you use both iBatis and Spring. Is it not Spring itself can do
the job.
krish
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Hello,
I am going to write an application using the following frameworks:
iBatis + Spring + Spring MVC and Webflow. The application is going to talk
to external web services and maybe expose its own as well.
I am wondering what features would not be possible for this configuration if
it was
P.B. wrote:
Hello,
I am going to write an application using the following frameworks:
iBatis + Spring + Spring MVC and Webflow. The application is going to talk
to external web services and maybe expose its own as well.
I am wondering what features would not be possible for this configuration
