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Thanks for the reply! 18 months later, I have moved on from Spring but I'm sure the answer will be helpful for someone searching for a similar problem ;-)

Any updates, Simon?

OK. Good to know. Although quite a heavy price to get rid of some oneliners :rolleyes:



Yep, it would make the dependencies more clearly visible. Perhaps WebBeans will allow for this, being...

That's a shame. Well, you can always pass in a repository or look it up before using it.



I am sure Spring will have its place but I'm also sure WebBeans + JSF + JPA + EJB + (Facelets, IceFaces...

Speaking of Seam...

Does anyone know if it possible to do something like @configurable in Seam (e.g. injecting a stateless EJB into an entity bean)?

Does anyone know (or have theories on) how...

Sounds great. Is there any documentation available already? How many are currently working on it?

How is your project going?

Well... going OT but. PDF is not that bad. Sure, it has many features that most users won't need (could be called bloat) but the last time I checked doing text search on an image wasn't that...

Well, it's not like the users can do XSS and execute arbitrary methods on the objects. Or?

Hi,

Are you aware of any IRC-channels on IRCnet where Spring/Java-people hang out? Or is everybody too busy working? :rolleyes:

Peace. I think the "if" has about the same meaning in English and Java. Conditional operator.

Now, for whom it concerns, on with the real discussion as you already outlined.

Apparently I wasn't able to stop myself from posting...



And therefore they are...what? Like a said, I'm non-native, you try writing something in your third language :rolleyes:



It is...

Of course, the confession of vagueness(sp?) only applies the following line in the post, any attempts of applying it to my previous posts will be categorically denied :rolleyes:

Karl, take over,...

I was a bit vague, I should have said:

"Well, if anyone else is willing to try, please go ahead. I don't think the discussion for my part will advance much from here"

(thats why I invited...

Umm, I don't see what is so funny? http://www.wolfram.com/products/mathematica/history.html indicates that it would have been around version 2.2 at that time. Or the fact that I just noticed that it...

OK, your point - your definition.



Hmm, I recommend seeing it installed in the campus classrooms when I started studying CS in -95. I still haven't seen many applications of it outside of...

I might be, and I'm not discouraging you from continuing your development, it was just something that you said that made me think:

"Aren't those the daggers I gave you for Christmas?" - Julius...

I will consider it practical when it has a name, an implementation and tutorials show up on TSS :rolleyes:



Concidering how old the fundamental structures of the Java language are I would be...

Well, *if* it does, I'm sure I'll have time to notice it and pick it up when it starts to look practical. I am sure there have been many revolutionizing ideas in CS that never took off. "They laughed...

Something like MetaL: http://www.meta-language.net/ ?

The references in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metaprogramming might also be useful

I am happy to see your are enthusiastic and I don't...

Java will be dead on the web tier about the same year as the promise of the Paperless Office (toilets excluded) will be fullfilled. OK, there was no time frame mentioned so sooner or later it will be...

Well a EJB2 bean is just a POJO that extends some stuff :rolleyes:

Personally I think the question is just an academic knee-jerk reaction (although an interesting question). In practice very few...

Thats the problem, the criteria API didn't make it into JPA. Same goes for most other ORMs(?). I would love to have it in next-gen-JPA.

(this might be a silly question but it wouldn't be my first one in that case)

Is there any way to ignore unbound paramers in queries (e.g. JPA)? If I have a query like



select p from Person...

Silence. I think you are scaring away the average coder :rolleyes: