Looking at java I see what is its biggest strength for big companies i.e. the notion of application servers and of course as a consequence the technolgy that allow the programmer to !!just write!! what he has to do and leave almost all that is uninteresting and not cool enought to the application-server i.e. caching, transaction control, clustering, security,logging, beaning of the pieces of code, messaging, remote execution etc...
So that the programming work become more like a lego-game..
On the other hand java-"beaning" if i can say that doesnt seem so easy (i.e. alot of xml descriptions and other non-entertainig activites).
So I was wondering is there similar framework for perl existing or in process of development.
what u think.. perl6 now is going to have a good-VM and other stuff that can help in this direction...dont u think perl has to stay "the duct tape of the Internet"


PS. I've just gleaned the documentaion of EJB and Jboss, so I'm not a specialist there.
But the idea is good enought to be stolen :").
From the docs..the creation of beans is not a very pleasant process (alot of .xml files, writing of Local and Remote interface for the bean. Interesing thing is that java community tries to remove alot of this grunt work with ANOTTATIONs in the new EJB-3 /something that remarkably looks like perl6-notes :")/ )

In reply to Perl and EJB ? by bugsbunny

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