Except Spring also has its own way of doing beans, people keep forgeting about it.
By the way, Orleans powers Halo servers.
I stand by my comment, rather Websphere than Kubernets/YAML/WASM.
By the way, Orleans powers Halo servers.
I stand by my comment, rather Websphere than Kubernets/YAML/WASM.
“Bean” is a broad term. It certainly didn't have a container to run standalone modules as ejb-jars. Spring is just a framework, not an application server with isolated classloaders that the JaveEE application servers were based on.
> I stand by my comment, rather Websphere than Kubernets/YAML/WASM. Agree Agree
But Spring Boot with its embedded HTTP server and internal infrastructure is certainly more than just a framework. It has its own class loade (launchedurlclassloader). See https://dzone.com/articles/spring-boot-classloader-and-class...
Piranha Cloud on the other hand runs Jakarta EE code without any class loader of its own. See https://blogs.oracle.com/javamagazine/post/you-dont-always-n...