I used it in a little project I wrote...
 
First I wrote the project using EJB3.0, which uses Java 5's annotations in conjunction with dependency injection, which is quite nifty.
EJB3.0 is much better to code then EJB2.* (no deployment descriptors)
 
Then because I need to integrate or run it on Tomcat which I think cannot take care of EJB's, I rewrote it using Spring.
 
This rewriting took me three days, and if it wasn't for acegi security which took me two of the days I might have been done sooner.
This shows you the closeness between the 2.
 
Hopefully Spring will also move in the annotation direction and get rid of the xml files.
 
Cheers,
Bertram.
 
 
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]On Behalf Of Renier Rhode
Sent: 16 February 2006 11:50
To: [email protected]
Subject: [CTJUG Forum] Re: IoC & MVC Frameworks

Who actually gets Inversion of Control? The term makes no sense to me... It's other name ( Dependency Injection ) makes much more sense... ( to me in any case )

Cheers,
Renier

Paul wrote:
Hello

I'm interested to know which MVC & IoC frameworks you guys use... I'd
like to know how many of you use which frameworks.

We currently us Spring (IoC & MVC) 1.2.6 (soon to migrate to 2.x)

Regards
Paul




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