Chapter 12. Accessing enterprise services
This chapter covers
Wiring JNDI resources in Spring
Sending email messages
Scheduling tasks
Exporting and using MBeans
Contrary to what you may have heard, Spring’s manifesto does not include a wholesale ousting of JEE technologies. Spring recognizes that the JEE specification is a collection of several effective subspecifications that still have their place in enterprise Java development. However, JEE does have a few rough edges that encourage less-than-ideal programming practices. Therefore, rather than subvert and replace JEE, Spring aims to complement JEE with a set of abstractions that round off the rough edges.
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