Of course. I agree about JDBC. In practice, since JDBC APIs are a part of core Java, not JavaEE, it doesn't really do any harm dependency-wise to leave it in core. But it can move too indeed just for theoretical reasons.
On Wed, May 18, 2011 at 2:54 PM, Grant Ingersoll <[email protected]>wrote: > > One person's core is another's non-core. ;-) > > I don't personally use JDBC much any more, so it isn't a "core" thing to me > and would be much more likely to use something like HBase/Cassandra/Mongo > (perhaps even Solr/Lucene), etc. (The big difference, I suppose, is that > Java has first order JDBC support, whereas it doesn't have first order NoSQL > support) > >
