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Thank God Java EE Is Not Like Ajax

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the you-want-bugs-with-that? dept.

Slightlyright writes, "Java Developer's Journal reports that some people in the community are wishing that "Java EE would be more Ajax-like because 'EJB 3.0 can not save Java EE.' This has caused strong reactions from bloggers such as Rich Internet Application pioneer Coach Wei, who wrote: 'Which aspect of Ajax [do] we really want Java EE to be like? The difficulty in developing Ajax code? The difficulty in maintaining Ajax code? The extreme fragile nature of Ajax code? The extremely fragmented nature of Ajax support from different browsers?'"

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  1. Re:Which aspect of Ajax? by Billly+Gates · · Score: 1, Offtopic

    Java 6 looks very cool.

    I wish slashdot would cover more java oriented articles as its commonly used and not as lame as it once was.

    Java 6 looks very cool from the desktop end with huge performance gains and the factory object model integrated with the threading with Swing makes gui apps more responsive and java programmers wont have to worry about using threading to make their programs look more responsive which is not as much as an issue with other languages.

    The web 2.0 stuff is nice for webdevelopers for the server not to mention the gui's will look more native to the platform being used compared to previous versions of java. Java3d is fulling run on the GPU as well and is usable with java 6.

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    http://saveie6.com/
  2. god computers by nihaopaul · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    i'm sorry, but, god and nerd stuff doesn't go together, thats why we have redundancy, remember: god saves, but buddah runs a raid10 node apart of a intercontinental cluster with n+1 technology and a private directly linked fiber line +1

    so the next time you put your trust in god to keep the matrix up, remember this.