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Oracle to Spring developers: Convert to Java EE

Spring Founder Rod Johnson says Spring and Java can co-exist

By Paul Krill, InfoWorld, 06/08/12

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A top-level Java class is a managed bean if it is defined as so by any other Java EE technology specification or meets conditions such as not being a nonstatic inner class, according to a Java EE 6 tutorial. Java EE 7 is expected to be released this summer and featured in the GlassFish Server 4 application server.

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