I’ve been reading EJB 3 book for some days now and I’m loving it. For those who has a fair share of hardship on developing with EJB 2.x, would really appreciate the simplicity of EJB 3. Since JEE supports annotation and DI (Dependency Injection), it really helps in making EJB 3 a really good competitor with other POJO oriented services. Prior learning EJB 3, I’m always goes for Spring beans, since it is a better alternative to EJB 2.x. But now, EJB 3 will be one of my top choices. However, Spring framework still is and always be my favorite since it is rich with useful modules. One of my favorite is the security module. I can start building an application with a full-fledged security in a snap and no other can top that.
After 2 weeks without any real work, I was called for a technical interview. It is a norm in my company, where a staff will be interviewed before joining any project. So, I guess, I would excel in being interviewed if I stay in the company long enough. They asked mostly on old technologies such as JSP and JDBC in Java. I just hope I could leverage on EJB 3 in my upcoming projects.
