one be used.
Regards,
Simon
Oscar Duque [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
Greetings Developers,
I'm beginning a new MyFaces project, what Application Server do you recommend
for the Deploy, Apache Tomcat or Apache Geronimo ?
The best choice for the new projects it's Geronimo ? yes
:
Greetings Developers,
I'm beginning a new MyFaces project, what Application Server do you
recommend for the Deploy, Apache Tomcat or Apache Geronimo ?
The best choice for the new projects it's Geronimo ? yes, not, Why ?
Is Geronimo enough mature in order to we can trust our
Hi!
Hopefully JSF2.0 will have a better managed bean (IOC) system defined. Or
that they will drop that part of the spec completely, and just recommend
that an external one be used.
due to the lack of openness, we'll get a surprise :-)
If Sun would recommend to use Spring ... now
due to the lack of openness, we'll get a surprise :-)
If Sun would recommend to use Spring ... now THAT would be a surprise
there is already a JSR, that covers DI
... :-)
Ciao,
Mario
--
Matthias Wessendorf
further stuff:
blog: http://matthiaswessendorf.wordpress.com/
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Greetings Developers,
I'm beginning a new MyFaces project, what Application Server do you
recommend for the Deploy, Apache Tomcat or Apache Geronimo ?
The best choice for the new projects it's Geronimo ? yes, not, Why ?
Is Geronimo enough mature in order to we can trust our
And with Spring2.5, EJB-style classpath scanning and EJB annotations are
supported too, if you prefer annotation over configuration. Annotation is
certainly quicker, but possibly harder to avoid name conflicts etc in larger
projects...
// automatically declare a managed bean named
] schrieb:
Greetings Developers,
I'm beginning a new MyFaces project, what Application Server do you
recommend for the Deploy, Apache Tomcat or Apache Geronimo ?
The best choice for the new projects it's Geronimo ? yes, not, Why ?
Is Geronimo enough mature in order to we can trust our
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An: MyFaces Discussion
Betreff: Re: Tomcat or Geronimo ?
And with Spring2.5, EJB-style classpath scanning and EJB annotations are
supported too, if you prefer annotation over configuration. Annotation is
certainly quicker, but possibly harder to avoid name
Application Server do you
recommend for the Deploy, Apache Tomcat or Apache Geronimo ?
The best choice for the new projects it's Geronimo ? yes, not, Why ?
Is Geronimo enough mature in order to we can trust our projects to it ?
Thanks in advance,
Oscar Duque
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