| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Here some EJB3 limitations i have got:- Objects must come from JNDI to be injected- No ability to manage finer-grained objects than you might want to put in JNDI- No ability to manage "singleton (shared instance) - No support for complex types such as lists and maps- No support for configuration properties (Strings, ints etc.)- No ability to apply custom interception to managed objects- it is Java
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