On Jan 4, 2008 9:27 PM, puli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Thank you for your detailed reply...
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> i will try this one and let you know about the status.
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> do we really need to use spring or is there any other way to implement this.
> Just for the knowledge transfer i am asking this question.
You can implement it any way you like. I suggested using Spring
because ServiceMix is built on top of Spring so you can use Spring
easily inside of the xbean.xml files in SUs. In fact, just about
anything you can do in Spring you can do in a xbean.xml file. Also,
using the Spring EJB APIs to invoke EJBs is the easiest manner in
which I've ever seen it done. I started using it back in 2003 to
invoke remote EJBs as well as to simplify the creation of EJBs. IMO,
the Spring EJB APIs are incredibly easy to use and vastly superior to
any other method of working with EJB 2.x beans that I've seen. I can't
speak for EJB 3.x as I haven't used it much.
Bruce
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