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> single, self contained deployable EE doesn't exclude that model at all. For the most part, maybe like 99%, the Jakarta APIs are agnostic of what the deployment model is. They are…

> I thought that was Tomcat or was Tomcat just the servlet reference implementation Tomcat itself has never been an official reference implementation of anything. Tomcat implements…

> Spring won. Why would anyone want to learn the standard aside from it being a standard that few people use? People don't really talk about Jakarta EE as "the standard". Haven't b…

IBM already owns Red Hat, but for a few years it operated as a largely individual company still.

> Spring is just a framework, not an application server with isolated classloaders that the JaveEE application servers were based on. But Spring Boot with its embedded HTTP server …

> JavaEE somehow associates with managing applications through the Application Server’s admin panel, That is a wrong association really. Even in the really old versions of GlassFis…

Java EE 6 was pretty decent really. It came with JAXRS, CDI, Bean Validation and JSF 2.

If you used J2EE in 2012, did you happen to get that idea from a very old book? J2EE ended in 2005. So if you used it in 2012 it may explain something.

Isn't this very article about directly running GlassFish from Java SE? You could also say btw that GlassFish doesn't need any WebSphere or JBoss. Or you could say that WebSphere do…

> LOL - I wondered if I had just travelled back to 2001 when I saw this. In 2001 the product wasn't called GlassFish yet, and even the Sun ONE Application Server name wasn't there …

Also, for a very long time, Spring Security had native integration connectors for JBoss and maybe some other EE servers. They only removed these much later.

> Last worked in EJBs in 2002. There’s still a bad taste in my mouth. Although EJBs got improved so much in 2006 it was nearly a different technology, EJBs by themselves have been …

There's a 3. really, which are products using Jakarta EE APIs extensively (maybe even all of them), but aren't application servers. Oracle themselves (they create such runtime, cal…