Reputation: 4311
Here on StackOVerflow I read that we shouldnt use Remote
and Local
interface inheritance for EJB server appllication and more, we shouldnt use deployment XML files any more.
So what are the main steps now (2013) for creating a complete EJB simple "Hello World" application? Is there any tutorial which explains it step by step for people for whom its a totally new thing? Cheers
What I found on the Internet is that the newest EJB standard is EJB 3.1. - is that correct?
Upvotes: 2
Views: 409
Reputation: 1701
EJB has really fallen out of favor. I recommend listing out what benefits you are looking for and see if there are simpler ways of doing them, in many cases there are. Are you sure you need to go EJB? Try looking at http://spring.io/.
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 11537
JSR-345 defines the 3.2 version of the ejb specification
Conceptually the added features from 3.1/3.0 are not significant, so most tutorials you find for those versions will still be ok.
anyways, a recent tutorial can be found here
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 3331
So what are the main steps now (2013) for creating a complete EJB simple "Hello World" application? Is there any tutorial which explains it step by step for people for whom its a totally new thing?
You have a lot of tutorials on oracle site.
What I found on the Internet is that the newest EJB standard is EJB 3.1. - is that correct?
Yes, latest EJB (at this moment) is EJB 3.1.
Upvotes: 0