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Thursday Oct 16, 2003

re: Arguing XDoclet

Comments[1] by Dave in Java
Simon Brown: I must admit that while XDoclet is very useful when building EJBs, I'm not sold on the idea of using for the web tier myself.
Like Matt and Erik, who both left comments on Simon's weblog, I'm sold on XDoclet for the web tier, for generating struts-config.xml, validation.xml, web.xml, form beans, etc.

Scalded by J2EE.

Comments[0] by Dave in Microsoft
Larry O'Brien: But what really proved .NET's value proposition to me was when I saw how the subsystem was integrated. Web services may be a buzzword in semidecline, but when you witness the ease with which minimally experienced server-page programmers can successfully participate in developing a scalable distributed application by consuming Web services developed by more experienced programmers, you become a believer.
Found via SBC's weblog. Larry O'Brien sees the multi-language aspects of Dot-Net as a way to enable programmers of different skill levels to work together.

Monologue.

Comments[0] by Dave in Microsoft

Monologue aggregates weblog entries from Mono bloggers, all 10 of them. That is a nice start.

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