Jeremy Boynes wrote:
Albert Kwong wrote:
Any consideration on using HiveMind as the container?
or ...
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Geronimo! - the low-level container/services not the J2EE manifestation
</blatant-plug>
On a serious note, with a good container & IoC design the effort should
be in the application interfaces and the POJOs that implement them
rather than in the container framework being used.
Very good point. Container itself doesnt matter if you use CDI IoC.
My jamesng uses a overly simplified container that is:
... main() {
clazz = GroovyClassLoader.parseClass(groovyconfighere);
script = clazz.newInstance
script.run()
}
For example, ActiveMQ servers can be configured using either Spring and
Geronimo depending on where they are being embedded. Standalone or
generic configurations tend to use Spring whereas when used in Geronimo
it integrates directly into the management framework (ok, so there's a
bit of evangelical handwaving involved here).
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Jeremy
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