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Should I go for Spring or stick with Java EE 6?

Asked 2011-01-12T15:15:50.613
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I will be finishing the core Java course and now I have to move on to Java EE side. I am so much confused that I should simply go with Java EE 6 because I have the books which easily teach from start to end and everything is there.

Or should I start with Spring only?

Because as I have to start from scratch it is good I follow the trend which is good and more job oriented.

Or even if I do Java EE only and then if I need to move on to Spring it will be fast or vice versa.

Also where does Hibernate stand between them? I mean if I use Java EE 6, do I still need Hibernate or in Java EE 6, I don't need it.

Will I be at a disadvantage if I don't use Spring or Spring can make my building web application any way easier than the core Java EE/ JSF framework.

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Spring and Java EE 6 is in some sense similiar. They goes their way in parallel. I think it will be better if you learn Java EE 6 and then (if want/need) learn Spring.

In Java EE there is Java persistence that works very well for different database query purposes.

answered 2011-01-12T15:44:57.457

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