The Java EE 5 platform introduces a simplified programming model and eliminates much of the boilerplate that earlier releases required. With Java EE 5 technology, XML deployment descriptors -- that is, side files for defining components and specifying deployment instructions -- are now optional. Instead, you enter the information as an annotation directly into a plain old Java object (POJO) without leaving your source editor. Annotations are a new feature, originally introduced in Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition (J2SE) 5.0. They are a form of metadata with a very simple syntax and recognizable because they begin with a leading at sign (@).
Java EE 5 was announced this week. Read the overview for a quick tour of the new features. Click here for some raves.
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