> It's not a good idea to force one framework (EJB3) to the users of another
> framework (Tapestry, Tapestry-IoC). But it's a good idea to add support for
> other frameworks.

Agreed - my intention never was to force EJB to anyone. But I think supporting
JSR-299 and -330 would be a good thing, because if I understand it correctly we
then get integration with EJB for free. Not sure, but I think Spring
would then be
available for free as well...

> A nitpick: JSRs 303 and 330 are targeted at Java SE, not Java EE.

Maybe they were once targetted at JavaSE, but all three of them are
now included in JavaEE 6:
http://java.sun.com/javaee/technologies/index.jsp

(This means we finally have a DI standard in each and every JavaEE
application server..)

     Piero

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