Introduction to POJO development
Abstract
The concept of a POJO is remarkably simple: it's a Java object that does not implement any special interfaces such as those defined by the EJB framework. But, despite the simplicity of the idea, POJOs have some tremendous benefits: they decouple your application from volatile infrastructure frameworks and they simplify and accelerate development. This talk is an introduction to POJO development. It covers the Spring framework, which makes POJOs transactional, Hibernate, which makes them persistent and Acegi security, which makes them secure.
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