jcl wrote: Hi,thank you for this tutorial
I'm interested on the first way to intregate Spring and EJB3.
I have tried it in a example project buy it doesn't run. I'm searching since many time a solution,but nothing.
I have posted on Spring forum,but no one seems can help me.
I appreciate if you can help me.Thank you
Antonio
Nov. 24, 2009 01:16 PM EST
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