part6 – Adam Bien
summary
Java EE 6 adds Comet support for server push and built-in file upload in servlets, removes web.xml for simpler annotation-driven config (Eclipse/NetBeans generate descriptors), and keeps EJB3-style POJOs annotated @Stateless that are wrapped with transaction interceptors like Spring. The presenter reports two years of mostly Java EE5 work with no complaints, finds interceptors less powerful than AspectJ but sufficient, and notes Spring changed its license model three weeks ago.
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